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For post method in android I have to send array of objects. I am retrieving elements from an arrayList and putting that retrieved element in JSONObject and than putting that in JSONobject in JSONArray.

my camel application is under security review. they are pointing out that camel email is subject to malicious attack on system by providing a bad malicious script as attachment that can be run after removing attachment from email.

how can camel email sanitize attachmets?

here is what they are saying.

This is a security issue because anyone can run code on the server as root simply by sending an email to a monitored mailbox. The script in my previous message is something I ran --on my own computer--, not on the server itself, and it leads to rewriting /root/.bashrc on the server - which equals command execution once any "legitimate" user runs bash as root(because that will automatically execute the commands in /root/.bashrc). If it makes more sense to you, this can also be used to change any configuration file on the server to facilitate further attacks, for example sending a mail with an attachment named '../../../../../../../../app/PassThruMultiTenantMT1/latest/etc/users.properties' one can add a new admin user to fuse(and then login with it and obtain root access).

You don't need to inject a value into the route creation process, the path traversal component is part of the"camelFileName"(which is extracted from the file names of the email attachments, returned from a call to "getAttachments()").

I was wondering less about whether it's a security issue or not(it is^^), and more about whether it's an issue in your code or in Apache Camel's code. And this is something I was hoping you could give your opinion on.

here is my code for email

I have created a macro, in Excel, to send mail.

I want to set the importance as high. I have tried