Move o.a.l.l.core.parser to samples
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@mikaelstaldal, do you agree with this refactoring or did you plan to use the event parser in |
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Oh, I have not been active in this project for a long time, so I don't have any objections. |
We move `o.a.l.l.core.parser` to the samples repository, since it is independent from Log4j Core and unused: apache/logging-log4j-samples@de33cee This code is potentially (transitively) exploitable each time Jackson has a deserialization vulnerability. Part of apache#2016.
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We move
o.a.l.l.core.parserto the samples repository, since it is independent from Log4j Core and unused:apache/logging-log4j-samples@de33cee
This code is potentially (transitively) exploitable each time Jackson has a deserialization vulnerability.
Part of #2016.