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CVE-2026-57811 is a code injection vulnerability in the Realtyna Organic IDX WordPress plugin package real-estate-listing-realtyna-wpl. The issue is classified as CWE-94 and is described as improper control of code generation that allows remote code inclusion. Affected versions include releases through 5.2.0, while version 5.3.0 is listed as unaffected. Based on the available classification and severity metadata, the flaw can be triggered remotely without authentication or user interaction and may permit execution of attacker-controlled code within the context of the vulnerable WordPress application.
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The repository contains a Python 3 mass-exploitation tool (CVE-2026-57811.py) and a README. It targets the Realtyna Organic IDX + WPL Real Estate WordPress plugin through its deprecated mobile I/O endpoint. The tool is presented as exploiting an unauthenticated file-upload/code-injection flaw in versions through 5.2.0: it uses embedded default public/private signature keys, retrieves a PHP shell from a hard-coded external URL unless overridden, uploads that shell using the set_property workflow, and probes possible PID-derived locations to identify the uploaded shell. It supports single URLs and target lists, concurrent workers, delays, proxying, randomized user agents, disabled TLS-certificate warnings, and synchronized JSONL/CSV/shell-URL result writing. This is active exploitation code rather than a detection-only scanner; a successful run yields a command-execution web shell on the remote target.
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