CVE-2013-6235: Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in JAMon (Java Application Monitor) 2.7 and earlier all...

Security readout for executives and security teams

JAMon 2.7 and earlier contains multiple reflected XSS flaws in monitoring JSP pages. An attacker could cause a user who can reach those pages to run attacker-controlled script in their browser. The business risk depends on whether JAMon admin or monitoring pages are exposed to untrusted users. Exposure is most likely in Java applications that embed or expose JAMon monitoring pages, especially if admin or diagnostic endpoints are reachable from the internet, partners, or broad internal networks. Treat this as a targeted cleanup item unless JAMon pages are externally exposed. If exposed, prioritize restriction or removal because monitoring interfaces can be attractive footholds for credential theft and session abuse. Mitigation focus: Inventory applications using JAMon 2.7 or earlier.; Restrict JAMon monitoring and admin pages to trusted administrators.; Check JAMon project or vendor guidance for a fixed release..

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Jun 14, 2026, 14:50 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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