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CVE-2026-54215 is an open redirect in Tobit Laboratories AG TeamDavid Webbox. The application fails to sufficiently validate the replyUrl parameter before using it as a redirect destination, allowing an attacker to construct an application-hosted link that redirects a visitor to an arbitrary third-party website. TeamDavid releases before Rollout 528 are affected.
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An open redirect vulnerability in Tobit Laboratories AG TeamDavid Webbox's replyUrl parameter. It can cause a trusted TeamDavid URL to redirect a visitor to an arbitrary third-party site, enabling phishing.
A TeamDavid header injection vulnerability in the link storing feature that allows control of HTTP response headers via line-feed injection into the redirect target.
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