CVE-2025-69411 is a path traversal vulnerability in the WordPress plugin ioncube-tester-plus affecting versions through 1.3. The issue is present in loader-wizard.php, where the application accepts user-controlled input via the ininame query parameter when page=phpconfig and download=1 are supplied. Based on the provided proof of concept, the parameter is not properly restricted to an intended directory or safe filename set, allowing directory traversal sequences such as ../../../../../../../../etc/passwd. A crafted HTTP GET request to /wp-content/plugins/ioncube-tester-plus/loader-wizard.php?page=phpconfig&download=1&ininame=../../../../../../../../etc/passwd returned HTTP 200 and the contents of /etc/passwd, demonstrating arbitrary local file read.
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