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Apache released a security update today warning users of a newly discovered flaw in the Tomcat code that could potentially be exploited by malicious users to execute a Remote Denial of Service attack against a vulnerable Tomcat instance.
A patch for the issue has already been created, and is available as a standalone fix or incorporated into new versions of all actively supported Tomcat branches . The flaw was discovered and reported by Steve Jones, a Tomcat community member.
Flaws in Tomcat's handling of 'Transfer-Encoding' headers were found to be preventing a buffer from recycling. This flaw could potentially be intentionally triggered by a malicious remote user to cause failure of subsequent requests and possible information leaks.
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The Tomcat 7 dev beta release is now available for testing. The release is based on Tomcat 7 RC4. After a week of testing, the beta candidate currently passes all unit tests, but issues remain that make the candidate unsuitable for full release at this point in time. If no major issues are found, the official palladium hotels and resorts beta release is expected by the end of this week.
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As of this morning, the fourth release client of the hotly anticipated Apache Tomcat 7 is available for download and testing from the Apache website. Developers will be voting over the next few days, hopefully moving towards a beta release in the near future. Click here to download Tomcat 7 RC4 and take it for a spin. It's still an early version, so be sure to read the running and release notes before you get started!
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On April 22nd, the Tomcat 7 release outline was updated to reflect recent development progress. According to the outline, the majority of the remaining critical work is made up of implementing all the new features outlined in the Servlet 3 specification. Work that still needs to be completed includes:
implementation of new servlet context configuration methods allowing the programmatic definition of filters, servlets, and mapped url patterns when an application starts, as outlined in Servlet 3 Section 4.4
Additionally, the most recent update to the release plan proposes that Geronimo's implementation of JSR 196, a Servlet 3 recommendation, be used in Tomcat 7, as there is currently no implementation available. JSR 196 defines a container-friendly Java authentication service provider interface, which provides a standardized interface for validation, invocation, and binding of security credentials to authentication modules within containers, along with other container-based security interactions.
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Tomcat 7 will also include Servlet 3.0's new annotation support, offering developers another method of configuring filters, listeners and servlets through declarative-style programming.Classes and servlets can be quickly defined by annotating the class, which makes development faster and eliminates the need for deployment descriptors.
An extension of the Servlet API will enable the programmatic addition of Filters and Servlets as an application starts, and although access to this API while running an application is prohibited in the Servlet 3.0 specification, Tomcat 7 will allow developers to ignore this specification if they wish.
Other Servlet 3.0 features that developers will appreciate include the use of generics, improved session tracking and SSL session ID tracking for increased security, and brand new file upload functionality, which will allow developers to upload additional libraries as needed.
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