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CVE-2024-48594 is an authenticated unrestricted file upload vulnerability in Prison Management System v1.0. An authenticated admin user can upload arbitrary PHP content (e.g., a webshell) via the avatar upload field in add-admin.php. The uploaded file is written under /uploadImage/Profile/, enabling the attacker to execute the uploaded PHP on the server and achieve remote code execution in the web server context (reported as www-data on Ubuntu/Apache).
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An authenticated RCE in Prison Management System 1.0 achieved via unrestricted file upload (using admin credentials) to upload a webshell.
An authenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Prison Management System 1.0 where an admin can exploit unrestricted file upload to place a webshell.
An authenticated unrestricted file upload vulnerability in Prison Management System 1.0 allows an authenticated admin to upload a PHP webshell via the avatar field, resulting in remote code execution.
An authenticated remote code execution vulnerability affecting Prison Management System 1.0.
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