Fastjson 1.2.66 Released: Security Hardening and Extensive Bug Fixes

Fastjson 1.2.66, a maintenance release, introduces security hardening, an AutoType blacklist, and a series of bug fixes ranging from BeanToArray errors to Kotlin generic handling, while also adding support for Queue deserialization and enhanced date parsing.

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Fastjson 1.2.66 Released: Security Hardening and Extensive Bug Fixes

fastjson 1.2.66 has been released as a maintenance version that fixes numerous bugs, strengthens security, and adds an AutoType blacklist.

Issues Fixed

Fix BeanToArray error in certain scenarios.

Resolve compatibility issues caused by multiple version coexistence.

Address NPE when a null List is passed to JSONArray constructor.

Fix errors with large objects in specific contexts. #2779

Correct decimal zero‑value errors when strings auto‑convert to numbers. #2838

Resolve Kotlin generic recognition problems.

Fix JSONField name not supporting private fields after enabling SupportNonPublicField. #2866

Fix nanosecond‑level Timestamp parsing exceptions. #2894

Enhance date auto‑recognition to support nanosecond precision.

Add deserialization support for Queue types.

Fix JSONField format not effective for LocalDateTime.

Resolve JSONValidator failing to detect illegal JSON in some cases. #3017

Strengthen overall security protection.

Related Links

Download: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/alibaba/fastjson/1.2.66/

Documentation: https://github.com/alibaba/fastjson/wiki/常见问题

Source code: https://github.com/alibaba/fastjson/tree/1.2.66

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