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A flaw in IBM WebSphere Application Server 3.0.2 let anyone on the internet see the raw source code of Java Server Pages (JSPs) by simply requesting the page with the file extension in uppercase letters. Source code often contains database passwords, business logic, and internal system details that an attacker could use to plan further intrusions. Very low today. IBM WebSphere 3.0.2 dates to 1999-2000 and is decades past end-of-support. Exposure is limited to legacy or archival systems still running that specific build. Modern WebSphere releases are not affected by this defect. Low priority for modern environments; treat as high priority only if a business-critical legacy WebSphere 3.0.2 host is confirmed. The core business risk is disclosure of proprietary code and embedded credentials, which can enable follow-on compromise. Modernization or decommissioning of the legacy server is the durable fix. Mitigation focus: Retire or upgrade any IBM WebSphere 3.0.2 instances to a currently supported release.; Apply the IBM WebSphere efix referenced in the original advisory if the legacy host must remain online.; Restrict server access to trusted networks and place legacy hosts behind a reverse proxy that normalizes URL case..
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