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The JobBoardWP WordPress plugin before version 1.2.2 contains a vulnerability in its file upload functionality, where it fails to properly validate file names and types. This allows unauthenticated users to upload arbitrary files, including executable PHP scripts, to the server.
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This repository provides an automated Bash script (jbwper.sh) to exploit CVE-2022-4061, a vulnerability in JobBoardWP < 1.2.2 for WordPress that allows unauthenticated arbitrary file upload. The exploit works by sending crafted HTTP requests to the vulnerable endpoint (/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=jb-upload-company-logo) to upload a PHP webshell (tifa.php) to the server. The script supports mass exploitation by reading a list of target URLs from a file (list.txt) and using GNU Parallel for concurrent execution. Results are logged in vuln.txt (successful uploads) and notvuln.txt (failed or non-vulnerable targets). The main exploit capability is remote code execution via the uploaded webshell. The repository is structured with a README for usage instructions, the main exploit script, and sample input/output files.
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