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CVE-2019-5129 is a command injection vulnerability in YouPHPTube Encoder 2.3, a plugin that provides encoder functionality for YouPHPTube. The vulnerable input is the base64Url parameter handled by /objects/getSpiritsFromVideo.php. An attacker can supply crafted input to this parameter and trigger execution of unintended operating system commands on the server. The issue is described as exploitable without authentication.
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/objects/getSpiritsFromVideo.php, especially from untrusted networks. Place the encoder component behind authentication or network ACLs where feasible, use a WAF to block command-injection metacharacters and anomalous requests targeting base64Url, and run the web application with minimal OS privileges in an isolated environment to reduce post-exploitation impact. Monitoring for suspicious child-process execution from the web server or PHP runtime is also advisable.Patch, then assume compromise.
base64Url parameter in /objects/getSpiritsFromVideo.php is properly sanitized or no longer passed to shell execution in an unsafe manner. The vulnerable code path should be corrected to avoid invoking OS commands with untrusted input, preferably by removing shell usage entirely or by using strict allowlisting and safe APIs. If a vendor-fixed release is available, apply it promptly.No public exploits tracked yet. Mallory keeps watching.
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