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CVE-2025-44202 is a critical vulnerability in Vioma Condeon CMS versions up to and including 1.9.1, where a publicly accessible memory dump file is exposed via the web server. This file contains sensitive information such as valid session cookies (SESS_BE), password hashes, SQL statements, and file paths. Attackers can retrieve the memory dump by sending a GET request to /condeon/core, enabling them to hijack authenticated sessions and access sensitive data across all tenants hosted on the platform.
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