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CVE-2025-67651 is a cross-site request forgery vulnerability affecting multiple PHP Jabbers scripts. The flaw is caused by the absence of CSRF tokens and/or improper use of cookie SameSite protections, allowing state-changing requests to be accepted without sufficient verification that they originated from an intentional action by the authenticated user. Successful exploitation enables an attacker to induce a victim with an active authenticated session to submit unauthorized requests to the application. Reported consequences include unauthorized administrative actions, including the creation of new administrator accounts.
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A CSRF vulnerability affecting multiple PHP Jabbers scripts due to missing CSRF protections, enabling unauthorized administrative actions in an authenticated user's context.
A reported vulnerability affecting PHP Jabbers scripts.
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