Why is it important to ensure local and remote code consistency when debugging Zimbra vulnerabilities?
Local and remote code must match so that breakpoints, variable names, and line numbers align correctly. Inconsistent code can lead to missed breakpoints, incorrect debugging information, or confusion when analyzing vulnerabilities. The article emphasizes downloading the exact JAR files from the Zimbra server to guarantee consistency.
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**Related reading:**
- Setting up Zimbra Vulnerability Debugging Environment — original article
- Penetration Techniques - Lateral Movement via WSUS
- Penetration Techniques - Clearing Single Records in RecentFileCache.bcf and Amcache.hve
- ProxyShell Exploitation Analysis 2 - CVE-2021-34523
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