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CVE-2025-67886 describes a code execution condition in Bitrix24 through 25.100.300. According to the provided description, an actor who already has SOURCE/WRITE permissions for the Translate Module can upload a PHP file together with a .htaccess file and then execute the uploaded code. The issue is therefore tied to the application's handling of uploaded files in the Translate Module, where executable server-side content can be placed in a web-accessible location and invoked. The supplier disputes the issue as a vulnerability, stating that this behavior is intended for highly privileged users who are allowed to upload new translated pages to the website.
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This repository contains a proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2025-67886, a remote code execution vulnerability in Bitrix24 (Translate Module) versions <= 25.100.300. The main file, CVE-2025-67886.php, is a PHP script that automates the exploitation process. It requires the attacker to provide the target URL, a valid username, and password. The script logs into the Bitrix24 instance, retrieves a CSRF token, uploads a malicious tar.gz archive containing a PHP web shell, and triggers its extraction and application via specific AJAX endpoints. Once the shell is deployed, the script provides an interactive command shell to the attacker by sending commands via custom HTTP headers to the uploaded shell.php file. The exploit demonstrates a full attack chain from authentication bypass to remote code execution. The repository also includes a brief README describing the vulnerability.
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