jackson-inject-security
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Security considerations for Jackson @JacksonInject annotation in Java applications. How to prevent JSON input from overriding server-injected values. Use this skill whenever reviewing code that uses @JacksonInject, when an attacker could supply JSON to override configuration objects, or when fixing deserialization vulnerabilities related to injectable values.
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