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4.1.6 Update Java Virtual Machine
The Java Virtual Machine included with the ColdFusion installer may not be the latest JVM supported by
Adobe ColdFusion 10, or it may contain security issues. Download the JVM from java.oracle.com.
4.1.7 Block Unused file types
ColdFusion provides a number of capabilities that are not used commonly which can be blocked. A good
example of this is JSP file execution. Here is a list of file extensions that ColdFusion handles by default:
File Extensions that usually can be blocked (check with developers first):
Purpose
Executes CFML templates
(same as .cfm files)
JavaServer Pages
Java Web Services - allows you
to easily write and deploy SOAP
web services in Java similar to a
CFC.
Hybernate XML mappings
A more robust solution is to specify a whitelist of allowed file extensions, and block the rest. For example allow
only .cfm .css .js .png .html .jpg and block anything else. Your application may require additional extensions.
Safe to Block
The .cfml file is not typically used by
developers, if you don't use .cfml block this file
extension.
Yes, if your applications do not require JSP.
Yes if not used.
Yes this should be blocked.
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