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CVE-2019-16328 is a remote code execution vulnerability in RPyC versions 4.1.0 and 4.1.1. The vulnerability arises from insecure use of getattr on user-supplied objects and operations, allowing remote attackers to traverse object properties and execute arbitrary commands on the server. Attackers can chain attribute and item lookups to access Python builtins and functions such as os.system, leading to full code execution on the RPyC service with default configuration.
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