CVE-2023-47253 is a remote code execution vulnerability in Qualitor through version 8.20. The issue is caused by unsafe handling of user-supplied PHP code in the parameter gridValoresPopHidden processed by html/ad/adpesquisasql/request/processVariavel.php. An attacker can supply crafted input containing PHP code, which is then executed by the application, resulting in arbitrary code execution on the target server.
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html/ad/adpesquisasql/request/processVariavel.php, especially those supplying the gridValoresPopHidden parameter. Deploy WAF rules or reverse-proxy filtering to detect and block PHP code injection attempts, reduce exposure of the application to untrusted networks, and harden the PHP environment to limit post-exploitation impact. Increased logging and monitoring for suspicious requests and unexpected server-side command or script execution are also advisable.Patch, then assume compromise.
html/ad/adpesquisasql/request/processVariavel.php should be corrected so that user-controlled input from gridValoresPopHidden is never interpreted or executed as PHP code. Apply strict server-side input validation, remove any dynamic code evaluation behavior, and review similar request handlers for equivalent code injection patterns.No public exploits tracked yet. Mallory keeps watching.
No public exploit code observed for this vulnerability.
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