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CVE-2026-22182 affects wpDiscuz before 7.6.47. The vulnerability is an unauthenticated denial-of-service issue in the plugin’s notification handling reachable via the wpdiscuz-ajax.php endpoint. Specifically, the checkNotificationType() function can be invoked by anonymous users with arbitrary postId and comment_id parameters, causing the application to generate notification emails to subscribers. Based on the provided information, the vulnerable handler lacks nonce verification, authentication checks, and rate limiting, which allows repeated remote requests to trigger mass email notifications without authorization.
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Repository contains a Python exploitation tool and a Nuclei template for CVE-2026-22812 (OpenCode < 1.0.216). The core exploit logic (CVE-2026-22812.py) uses unauthenticated HTTP requests to OpenCode’s exposed service to (1) create a session via POST /session and (2) execute arbitrary OS commands via POST /session/{session_id}/shell with a JSON body containing an agent name and command. The README indicates additional capabilities implemented in the Python tool: interactive shell mode, file read/write, upload/download, and system reconnaissance, with optional HTTP proxy support and basic statistics tracking. Structure/purpose: - CVE-2026-22812.py: primary exploit client (requests-based), session creation, command execution, interactive loop, and file operations (per README and visible endpoint usage). - CVE-2026-22812.yaml: Nuclei template to detect/confirm the issue by creating a session, executing a benign echo command, optionally probing /pty, and reading /file/content?path=/etc/hostname. - README.md: usage examples and endpoint documentation. - LICENSE: MIT. Overall, this is an operational unauthenticated RCE exploit client for OpenCode’s exposed HTTP endpoints, plus a scanner template to validate vulnerability and basic exploitation primitives.
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