CVE-2025-27222 is an improper path limitation vulnerability in Rocket Software TRUfusion Enterprise 7.10.4.0 and earlier. The application fails to sanitize path-traversal sequences supplied through the cobrandingImageName HTTP GET parameter when retrieving cobranding data. A remote unauthenticated attacker can cause the application to retrieve arbitrary files readable by the TRUfusion service account. Retrieved content is returned Base64-encoded.
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A path traversal vulnerability affecting TRUfusion Enterprise versions <= 7.10.4.0.
A pre-authentication path traversal in TRUfusion Enterprise that allows arbitrary local file read (returned base64-encoded), enabling leakage of sensitive data such as clear-text passwords and log contents.
A critical, pre-authentication path-traversal vulnerability in Rocket Software TRUfusion Enterprise that permits unauthenticated retrieval of files accessible to the TRUfusion service user, potentially exposing credentials, logs, and source code.
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