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CVE-2025-26056 is a command injection vulnerability in Infinxt iEdge 100 version 2.1.32. The flaw is present in the Troubleshoot module's "MTR" functionality, where the application improperly validates or sanitizes user-controlled input supplied via the mtrIp parameter before using it in an operating system command context. By injecting shell metacharacters or additional command content into mtrIp, an attacker can cause the device to execute arbitrary OS commands on the underlying system in the security context of the web application process.
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