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CVE-2024-12877 affects the GiveWP – Donation Plugin and Fundraising Platform plugin for WordPress. In all versions up to and including 3.19.2, the plugin deserializes untrusted input from donation form fields such as 'firstName', resulting in a PHP Object Injection condition. Because attacker-controlled serialized data can be supplied through the form and processed by PHP deserialization logic, an unauthenticated attacker can inject arbitrary PHP objects. Where a usable POP chain is present, this can be leveraged to delete arbitrary files on the server, which in turn can enable remote code execution. The issue was only partially addressed in 3.19.3; the content indicates a fully sufficient fix was not released until 3.19.4, though this CVE is scoped to 3.19.2 and earlier.
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