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      <title>CISA&#39;s KEV entry for the WSO2 flaw describes a different vulnerability</title>
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      <description>Two CVEs were added to KEV on 24 September with a 27 September deadline. The catalog calls the WSO2 one a path traversal with unrestricted file upload. The vendor, the CNA, NVD and CISA&amp;#39;s own CWE field all say it is a JWT signature bypass. If you triage from the description you will hunt for the wrong artefacts.</description>
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