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Observium Professional, Enterprise & Community 20.8.10631 contains a directory traversal and local file inclusion vulnerability. The application allows unrestricted loading of any file with an inc.php extension via crafted requests to /settings/?format=../, which are processed by pages/settings.inc.php. This allows attackers to traverse directories and include arbitrary inc.php files, potentially leading to remote code execution if attacker-controlled files are included.
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This repository documents and demonstrates an authenticated Local File Inclusion (LFI) vulnerability (CVE-2020-25134) in Observium (Professional, Enterprise & Community 20.8.10631). The main file, 'CVE-2020-25134', provides a detailed description of the vulnerability, including a proof-of-concept HTTP request that manipulates the 'format' parameter of the /settings/ endpoint to include arbitrary .inc.php files, even those outside the web root. The included server response shows successful inclusion of a file from outside the web root, confirming the vulnerability. The repository also provides a snippet of the vulnerable PHP code responsible for the flaw. The exploit requires authenticated access and targets the 'settings' component of Observium. No actual exploit code is provided, but the repository contains all necessary information to reproduce the issue. The second file, 'read.me', is a brief summary of the vulnerability.
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