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CVE-2025-65076 is a path traversal vulnerability in the ilog script of WaveStore Server, exploitable via the WaveView client. The ilog script, which runs with root privileges, fails to properly validate user-supplied input, allowing a high-privileged attacker to specify arbitrary file paths. This enables the attacker to read or delete any file on the server filesystem, bypassing intended access controls. The vulnerability affects all versions prior to 6.44.44.
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A high-severity path traversal vulnerability in WaveStore Server, exploitable via the WaveView client by high-privileged attackers, allows arbitrary file read and delete operations with root privileges. The vulnerability is present in the ilog script and is fixed in version 6.44.44.
A path traversal vulnerability in the WaveStore Server (ilog script) allows high-privileged attackers to read or delete any file on the server with root privileges via the WaveView client.
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