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Baykus AI: BYK-1042 is reachable from an unauthenticated internet-facing route and a public exploit exists. Pin jackson-databind to 2.17.1 and verify the signature before parsing — patch drafted for StripeWebhookHandler.java:87.
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Two of your seven critical findings are reachable from an unauthenticated internet-facing path:
BYK-1042 · payments-service · CWE-502 · EPSS 0.61
BYK-1039 · core-api · CWE-639 · EPSS 0.34
BYK-1042 is the higher priority: the handler parses the payload before signature verification, so exploitation requires no credentials. I've drafted the Jackson configuration change and a signature-first refactor.
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