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CVE-2026-13339 is a directory traversal vulnerability in the CubeWP Framework plugin for WordPress affecting all versions through 1.1.30. The flaw is present in the plugin's 'cubewp_get_svg_content' function, which can be abused to access files outside the intended directory scope. Because the plugin exposes the required nonce in publicly accessible page markup whenever a CubeWP posts shortcode or widget is rendered with AJAX loading enabled, an unauthenticated visitor can obtain that nonce and submit a crafted AJAX request. Successful exploitation allows arbitrary file read from the underlying server, potentially exposing configuration data and other sensitive local files.
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