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CVE-2026-10621 is a path traversal / Zip Slip vulnerability in the restore handler of Collibra Agent. During ZIP archive extraction, the agent does not properly validate and canonicalize archive entry paths before writing them to disk. A crafted ZIP archive containing traversal sequences can therefore cause files to be extracted outside the intended restore directory. The provided context specifically states that this flaw can be used to place attacker-controlled files, such as a malicious JSP web shell, into web-accessible locations. The issue affects archive extraction routines in Collibra Agent and is described as enabling arbitrary file write via crafted ZIP content.
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