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Grafana 2.x, 3.x, 4.x before 4.6.4, and 5.x before 5.2.3 contains an authentication bypass vulnerability in its remember-me authentication mechanism. An attacker who knows only the username of a Grafana user authenticated via LDAP or OAuth can generate a valid remember-me cookie for that account. By presenting the forged cookie to Grafana, the attacker can bypass normal authentication checks and obtain access as the targeted user without knowing that user's password or completing the external identity-provider login flow.
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This repository is the official Metasploit Framework, a comprehensive and modular exploitation platform widely used for penetration testing, vulnerability research, and red teaming. The structure includes configuration files, Ruby application code, auxiliary data (such as exploit templates, payload binaries, and configuration YAMLs), and documentation. The framework supports a vast array of exploit modules, auxiliary modules (for scanning, information gathering, and credential harvesting), and payloads for post-exploitation. It is highly weaponized, allowing users to select, configure, and launch exploits against networked and local targets, and to automate complex attack chains. The repository includes test files (such as EICAR for AV detection), configuration for database and credential capture, and templates for LDAP and email-based attacks. Entry points include the Rakefile and various Ruby configuration files, with the main user interface being the msfconsole. The framework is written primarily in Ruby, with supporting files in YAML and C for payloads and auxiliary tools. No specific CVEs or products are targeted in this repository as it is a general-purpose exploitation framework, but it contains modules for thousands of vulnerabilities across many platforms.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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