This behavior exposes the application to XML External Entity (XXE) attacks, which can be used to perform denial of service of the local system, gain unauthorized access to files on the local machine, scan remote machines, and perform denial of service of remote systems. The following XML document shows an example of an XXE attack.
Yes, it is by default susceptible to XXE attacks. Consult this cheat sheet for properly configuring the parser: To summarize, you'll want to configure the relevant vulnerabilities with SAXParserFactory.setFeature (foo, bar) documentation
JAXB You can prevent the Xml eXternal Entity (XXE) attack by unmarshalling from an XMLStreamReader that has the IS_SUPPORTING_EXTERNAL_ENTITIES and/or XMLInputFactory.SUPPORT_DTD properties set to false. JAX-WS A JAX-WS implementation should take care of this for you. If it doesn't I would recommend opening a bug against the specific implmententation.
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The PERCENTRANK function returns the rank of a value in a dataset as a percentage of the dataset -- essentially, the relative standing of a value within the whole dataset. For example, you could use PERCENTRANK to determine the standing of an individual's test score among the field of all scores for the same test.