Apache Tika vulnerability exposes servers to malicious XML injections

A critical security flaw affects Apache Tika, allowing attackers to inject malicious external XML entities through PDF files using XFA format.

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The vulnerability targets servers processing complex PDF documents without sufficient content validation.

Administrators must immediately apply available patches to prevent system compromise.

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