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CVE-2012-3315: The Java servlets in the management console in IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager (TFIM) through 6.2.2 a...

The Java servlets in the management console in IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager (TFIM) through 6.2.2 and Tivoli Federated Identity Manager Business Gateway (TFIMBG) before 6.2.2 do not require authentication for all resource downloads, which allows remote attackers to bypass intended J2EE security constraints, and obtain sensitive information related to (1) federation metadata or (2) a web plugin configuration template, via a crafted request.

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This flaw lets an unauthenticated remote user download some management-console resources from IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager products. The exposed data is described as federation metadata or a web plugin configuration template, which could help an attacker understand identity integrations. The bundle does not show code execution, active exploitation, or CVSS severity. Exposure is most likely where IBM TFIM through 6.2.2 or TFIMBG before 6.2.2 remains deployed and management-console servlets are reachable. The source bundle provides no CPEs, inventory queries, or network path details, so local asset validation is required. Prioritize remediation if TFIM or TFIMBG is still used for identity federation and the management console is network-accessible. The impact is sensitive information disclosure, not confirmed system takeover, but identity metadata exposure can support follow-on attacks. Mitigation focus: Review the referenced IBM APARs and advisories for vendor-approved fixes.; Upgrade or apply fixes according to IBM guidance for TFIM and TFIMBG.; Restrict management-console access to trusted administrative networks only..

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