In this issue
Attacks were first recorded on 6 Java flaws, one of them published this week
Attacks were first recorded on 12 November on an Apache Axis flaw published 6 days earlier. It lets an unauthenticated caller make Axis load and create a class named in a SOAP fault, and the project marked it unsupported when the CVE was assigned. Five older flaws in Apache Kylin, Apache Shiro, Apache Struts and Red Hat JBoss EAP also have their first attack evidence dated this week.
A Waratek rule blocks exploitation of the Axis flaw and of the older flaws in Apache Kylin and Red Hat JBoss EAP.