CVE-2025-52449 is an unrestricted file upload vulnerability in Salesforce Tableau Server affecting the Extensible Protocol Service (EPS) modules on Windows and Linux. The flaw allows upload of a file with a dangerous type and supports alternative execution through deceptive filenames, which the provided content states can effectively result in remote code execution. Affected versions are Tableau Server before 2025.1.3, before 2024.2.12, and before 2023.3.19. The issue is described as residing in Tableau Server file handling within EPS modules, where insufficient restrictions on uploaded file types permit attacker-controlled content to be introduced and then executed under conditions enabled by filename-based deception.
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A file upload flaw affecting Salesforce Tableau products, mentioned as part of the vendor's 2025 security history.
A remote code execution vulnerability in Tableau Server caused by unrestricted file upload, referenced as part of Salesforce's prior security fixes.
A dangerous file upload vulnerability in Tableau Server Extensible Protocol Service modules that can lead to remote code execution via deceptive filenames.
A high-risk vulnerability. Details on affected product, exploitation, or impact are not provided in the content.
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