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Veno File Manager Project Veno File Manager version 4.4.9 contains an incorrect access control vulnerability in an administrative update-handling component. Authorization controls may not be correctly enforced for requests to that component.
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Small two-file repository containing a Bash proof-of-concept exploit and a README for CVE-2026-37072 affecting Veno File Manager 4.4.9. The exploit is not part of a larger framework. The main script, PoC.sh, accepts a base URL to a VFM installation and performs a two-step unauthenticated web attack: first it sends a POST request to /vfm-admin/?lang=../admin-panel/updater/admin-head-updates to abuse the lang parameter and break/corrupt the current configuration; second it sends a GET request to /vfm-admin/setup.php to trigger partial regeneration of the configuration, which resets the superadministrator password to the default. The script then instructs the operator to log in with admin/password. Repository structure is minimal: one executable Bash script implementing the exploit logic and one README describing the vulnerability, affected version, and impact. Main capability is unauthenticated administrative account takeover through configuration corruption plus forced password reset, rather than code execution.
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