Regular expressions are widely used to match strings of text. For example, the POSIX {{ Wiki Markup grep
}} utility supports regular expressions for finding patterns in the specified text. For introductory information on regular expressions, see the Java Tutorials \ [[Tutorials 08|AA. References#Tutorials 08]\]. The {{java.util.regex
}} package provides the {{Pattern
}} class that encapsulates a compiled representation of a regular expression and the {{Matcher
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Java's powerful regular expression (regex) facilities must be protected from misuse. An attacker may supply a malicious input that modifies the original regular expression in such a way that the regex fails to comply with the program's specification. This attack vector, called a regex injection, might affect control flow, cause information leaks, or result in denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerabilities.
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IDS07-J. Do not pass untrusted, unsanitized data to the Runtime.exec() method IDS09-J. Do not use locale-dependent methods on locale-dependent data without specifying the appropriate locale