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CVE-2010-0759 is a directory traversal vulnerability in the Core Design Scriptegrator plugin 1.4.1 for Joomla! located in plugins/system/cdscriptegrator/libraries/highslide/js/jsloader.php. The script accepts user-controlled input via the files[] parameter and fails to properly sanitize directory traversal sequences, allowing a remote attacker to access arbitrary files outside the intended directory. The issue can be used to read arbitrary files and may also enable local file inclusion, potentially leading to execution of attacker-controlled or otherwise executable local content depending on server configuration and reachable file paths. This is noted as a different vector than CVE-2010-0760.
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