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CVE-2026-12071 is an open redirect and HTTP response-header injection vulnerability in the Webbox component of Tobit TeamDavid. Webbox constructs HTTP 302 redirect targets by appending user-controlled input. URL-encoded characters can alter the post-TLD portion of the resulting URL, allowing construction of redirects to attacker-controlled domains under certain TLD naming conditions. URL-encoded line-feed characters can also be interpreted as CRLF sequences, enabling injection of arbitrary HTTP response headers.
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An open redirect and HTTP response-header injection vulnerability in the Webbox component of Tobit TeamDavid. Crafted URL-encoded input can alter redirect destinations to attacker-controlled domains and inject arbitrary HTTP response headers.
A TeamDavid open redirect vulnerability via the replyUrl parameter that can be used to redirect users from a trusted domain to attacker-controlled sites, facilitating phishing.
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