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CVE-2021-47795 affects GeoVision GeoWebServer 5.3.3 and is described as a set of vulnerabilities in the WebStrings.srf endpoint caused by improper input sanitization. The available content indicates that attackers can manipulate path traversal and injection parameters supplied to WebStrings.srf, resulting in local file inclusion and cross-site scripting, with reported potential for remote code execution. The path traversal condition enables access to arbitrary local/system files, while insufficient sanitization of attacker-controlled input also permits malicious script injection. The provided material does not identify the exact vulnerable function or code path beyond the WebStrings.srf endpoint.
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A specific vulnerability referenced in a conversion/renaming context from 'geovision-geowebserver-lfi-xss' to CVE-2021-47795. The content does not provide technical details beyond the identifier mapping.
A vulnerability in GeoVision GeoWebServer 5.3.3 involving improper input sanitization in the WebStrings.srf endpoint, enabling path traversal/local file inclusion and potentially cross-site scripting and remote code execution.
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