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CVE-2022-45918 affects ILIAS before 7.16. The vulnerability is described as a chain in which a debugger component in the learning management system uses externally supplied input to locate previous session log files and does not properly validate or neutralize the supplied path. As a result, an attacker can inject traversal sequences such as "../" and cause filesystem path traversal outside the intended directory. The provided context explicitly associates the issue with external control of file name or path (CWE-73), insufficient input validation (CWE-20), and traversal via "../" sequences (CWE-24).
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A path traversal vulnerability in a learning management tool debugger caused by external control of file paths and improper input validation.
Filesystem path traversal vulnerability in a learning management tool debugger due to improper path validation when locating previous session logs.
A path traversal vulnerability in a learning management tool debugger that allows filesystem traversal via "../" sequences when locating previous session logs.
A path traversal vulnerability in a learning management tool debugger where external input is used to locate session logs without proper path validation, enabling traversal via ../ sequences.
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