CVE-2013-10075

A flaw was found in Apache::Session, a Perl module for managing user sessions. This vulnerability allows the session stores, specifically Apache::Session::Store::File and Apache::Session::Store::DB_File, to recreate sessions that were previously deleted. This can lead to the revival of old sessions, potentially with data that was intended to be removed, primarily impacting data integrity.

Low impact. This flaw in the Apache::Session Perl module allows for the re-creation of previously deleted sessions. While this primarily affects data integrity by reviving old session records, it does not directly lead to data leakage or modification. Exploitation for authentication bypass is application-dependent and not a direct consequence of the flaw itself.

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