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The following vulnerabilities are fixed with an upgrade: - https://snyk.io/vuln/SNYK-JAVA-ORGHIBERNATE-15038759
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Sequence DiagramThis PR was auto-generated by Snyk to upgrade hibernate from 3.6.10.Final to 5.3.38.Final in pom.xml to remediate a reported SQL Injection vulnerability; the core flow is PR creation → pom update → build resolves new dependency → vulnerability resolved. sequenceDiagram
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participant Repo
participant MavenBuild
participant VulnerabilityDB
Snyk->>Repo: Create PR to update pom.xml (hibernate 3.6.10.Final -> 5.3.38.Final)
Repo->>Repo: Modify pom.xml (version.hibernate and minor XML self-closing fixes)
Repo->>MavenBuild: Trigger build/CI that resolves new dependencies
MavenBuild->>VulnerabilityDB: Re-scan dependencies
VulnerabilityDB-->>MavenBuild: No longer reports SNYK-JAVA-ORGHIBERNATE-15038759
MavenBuild-->>Repo: Build/scan indicates vulnerability fixed
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| <version.fluido>2.1.0</version.fluido> | ||
| <!-- hibernate is up to rev 6+. But 4.0.0. causes this error: symbol: org.hibernate.classic.Session not found --> | ||
| <version.hibernate>3.6.10.Final</version.hibernate> | ||
| <version.hibernate>5.3.38.Final</version.hibernate> |
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Suggestion: The Hibernate version property was upgraded to 5.3.38.Final while the codebase still imports and uses the removed org.hibernate.classic.Session API (see HibernateUtil), so this major version bump will cause missing-type compilation or runtime errors until the code is refactored off the classic API; either keep the previous 3.6.10.Final version or update the Java code in tandem with the upgrade. [type error]
Severity Level: Critical 🚨
- ❌ Project fails to compile in CI (pom property used globally).
- ❌ Build/pipeline blocked preventing deployments.
- ❌ Unit tests cannot run; compile-time failure.
- ⚠️ Runtime code using Hibernate APIs may require refactor.
Suggested change
| <version.hibernate>5.3.38.Final</version.hibernate> | |
| <version.hibernate>3.6.10.Final</version.hibernate> |
Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. Observe the Hibernate version property in pom.xml at properties block: `pom.xml:1251`
currently contains `<version.hibernate>5.3.38.Final</version.hibernate>` (verified by Read
output).
2. Build the project with mvn compile (or run CI). Maven will pick up Hibernate artifacts
declared at `pom.xml:786-801` where `hibernate-core` and `hibernate-entitymanager` use
`${version.hibernate}` (verified in pom.xml read: lines ~785-801).
3. The codebase contains direct references to the removed "classic" API: file
`src/main/java/org/owasp/benchmark/helpers/HibernateUtil.java` references
`org.hibernate.classic.Session` (grep matches at `HibernateUtil.java:41` and
`HibernateUtil.java:103`).
4. With Hibernate 5.3.38.Final on the classpath, `org.hibernate.classic.Session` no longer
exists; when javac compiles `HibernateUtil.java` it will fail with "symbol not found:
org.hibernate.classic.Session" (reproducible locally by running `mvn -DskipTests=false
compile`).
5. The compilation failure blocks packaging and CI (unit tests and any downstream modules
depending on build artifact), reproducing a concrete build error during normal development
and CI runs (entry points: mvn compile, mvn package; files: `pom.xml`,
`src/main/java/org/owasp/benchmark/helpers/HibernateUtil.java`).
6. Alternative: running any code path that instantiates or calls
`HibernateUtil.getClassicSession()` at runtime is also unsafe if compilation were forced —
but the primary immediate failure is compile-time due to missing type referenced in
`HibernateUtil.java` (grep evidence shows getClassicSession at `HibernateUtil.java:103`).
7. Therefore either keep the older Hibernate version (3.6.10.Final) compatible with
`org.hibernate.classic.Session`, or refactor `HibernateUtil` and all callers to use the
modern Hibernate Session API before upgrading the property in `pom.xml`. The proof is
based on concrete grep/read outputs showing the property and the classic API usage.Prompt for AI Agent 🤖
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**Path:** pom.xml
**Line:** 1251:1251
**Comment:**
*Type Error: The Hibernate version property was upgraded to 5.3.38.Final while the codebase still imports and uses the removed `org.hibernate.classic.Session` API (see `HibernateUtil`), so this major version bump will cause missing-type compilation or runtime errors until the code is refactored off the classic API; either keep the previous 3.6.10.Final version or update the Java code in tandem with the upgrade.
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Snyk has created this PR to fix 1 vulnerabilities in the maven dependencies of this project.
Snyk changed the following file(s):
pom.xmlVulnerabilities that will be fixed with an upgrade:
SNYK-JAVA-ORGHIBERNATE-15038759
3.6.10.Final->5.3.38.Finalorg.hibernate:hibernate-entitymanager:
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Upgrade Hibernate to fix SQL injection vulnerability
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