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CVE-2026-57331 is a critical arbitrary file deletion vulnerability affecting the WordPress Paid Videochat Turnkey Site plugin, including version 7.4.8 and earlier. The available context identifies the issue specifically as a performer-side arbitrary file deletion flaw and also notes that the issue is labeled as path traversal in scoring metadata, indicating insufficient restriction of file paths during deletion operations. Based on the provided information, the vulnerable functionality appears to allow a remote attacker to cause deletion of files outside the intended directory scope by supplying crafted path input to a file deletion mechanism. No specific vulnerable function or parameter name is provided in the available content.
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