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CVE-2026-22006 is an easily exploitable vulnerability in Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise HCM Human Resources, specifically the Employee Snapshot component in supported version 9.2. A low-privileged attacker with network access over HTTP can exploit the issue against the application. Successful exploitation requires human interaction by another user and can lead to compromise of the affected PeopleSoft HCM deployment. The vulnerability permits unauthorized modification of accessible application data, including update, insert, and delete operations, and also enables unauthorized read access to a subset of accessible data. Oracle indicates scope change, meaning exploitation within the vulnerable component may affect additional products or security boundaries beyond the vulnerable component itself. Specific vulnerable functions or code paths are not currently available.
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This repository is a small proof-of-concept exploit/demo for CVE-2026-22006, showing server-side XSLT injection leading to remote code execution. It contains two code files: xslt_server.py, a minimal Flask application that exposes a POST /transform endpoint and directly applies user-supplied XSLT to user-supplied XML using lxml.etree.XSLT, and exploit.xslt, a malicious stylesheet that calls a processor-specific extension function to run the system command 'id'. The README documents setup and exploitation with curl against http://localhost:5000/transform. The exploit capability is straightforward: submit crafted XSLT to the vulnerable endpoint and receive command output in the response. Repository structure is minimal and purpose-built for demonstrating exploitation rather than detection or a full framework integration.
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