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A Maven build executes the plugins declared in pom.xml, including exec-maven-plugin, annotation processors, arbitrary Java code in the test phase, and even shell calls via maven-antrun-plugin, so accepting a malicious patch is equivalent to executing arbitrary commands on the host.
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10/15/2026
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