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CVE-2026-4813 is a CWE-94 code-injection vulnerability in the Lutece Core XSL export-management module through version 7.1.7. Its XML/XSLT processor is configured without FEATURE_SECURE_PROCESSING, allowing malicious XSL stylesheets to invoke Java extension functions. An authenticated administrator can upload a crafted XSL transformation and cause it to be processed during a user export operation, executing arbitrary code in the server-side application context.
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An authenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Lutece Core's XSL export management module through version 7.1.7. An administrator can upload a malicious XSL transformation and trigger it during a user-export operation, executing arbitrary server-side code.
An authenticated remote code execution vulnerability in Lutece Core's XSL export management module through version 7.1.7. An administrator can upload a malicious XSL transformation file and trigger arbitrary server-side code execution during user export operations because secure XML/XSLT processing is not enabled.
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