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CVE-2025-32819 is a path traversal-related arbitrary file deletion vulnerability affecting SonicWall SMA 100 series appliances. A remote attacker who is already authenticated to the SSL-VPN interface with low-privilege user access can bypass path traversal protections and delete arbitrary files on the appliance. The flaw is described as affecting SMA 100 devices and was fixed alongside related SMA 100 issues in firmware updates. Deletion of critical system files can destabilize the appliance and, in some cases, trigger a reboot to factory default settings. The vulnerability has also been identified as one component that can be chained with other SMA 100 flaws to achieve more severe outcomes, including root-level remote code execution.
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A SonicWall SMA100 vulnerability that can contribute to remote code execution scenarios (listed among three SMA 100 flaws).
A path traversal vulnerability in SonicWall SMA 100 appliances, part of a set of critical flaws allowing remote code execution with root privileges. Actively exploited in the wild.
An authenticated file deletion vulnerability in SonicWall SMA referenced as a possible vulnerability that could have been exploited by UNC6148.
A known vulnerability in SonicWall SMA 100 series appliances that may allow remote attackers to gain unauthorized access.
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