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CVE-2025-64419 is an OS command injection vulnerability in Coolify's Docker Compose build-pack workflow. In versions before 4.0.0-beta.445, Coolify uses parameters from a repository's docker-compose.yaml in commands without sanitization. An attacker who controls a repository can embed malicious parameter values; when a victim creates an application from that repository using the "docker compose" build pack, the injected commands execute on the Coolify instance as root.
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Critical command injection vulnerability in Coolify caused by unsanitized docker-compose.yaml inputs used in commands, enabling arbitrary system command execution as root.
A command injection vulnerability in Coolify via docker-compose.yaml allowing attackers to execute arbitrary system commands as root.
A critical command injection vulnerability in Coolify prior to version 4.0.0-beta.445 allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands as root if a user creates an application from a malicious repository using the docker compose build pack.
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