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CVE-2025-24814 is a privilege escalation vulnerability in Apache Solr affecting deployments up to version 9.7 that use FileSystemConfigSetService, the default configuration service in standalone or user-managed mode. In affected configurations, core creation can allow a user to cause trusted configset files to be replaced or bypassed in favor of attacker-controlled configuration files located elsewhere on the filesystem. Solr then treats those replacement configuration files as trusted. Because trusted configuration can include <lib> directives, an attacker may be able to extend Solr's classpath and load malicious code as a searchComponent or other plugin, resulting in execution of untrusted code within the Solr process.
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