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CVE-2026-59989 is a server-side template/code-injection vulnerability in Phalcon cphalcon through version 5.15.0. The Volt compiler's join-filter handling incorporates raw separator and array-token arguments into generated PHP without processing them as expressions. Quote-breaking template arguments can therefore inject arbitrary PHP into the compiled-template cache; the injected code executes when Volt renders and loads the affected template.
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A critical PHP code-injection vulnerability in Phalcon's Volt template compiler. It can allow an attacker who controls Volt template source to inject PHP into a compiled template cache file and obtain code execution when the template is rendered.
A PHP code injection vulnerability in Phalcon cphalcon Volt compiler that can lead to execution of injected PHP when compiled templates are rendered.
A server-side template-injection/code-injection vulnerability in Phalcon Volt's join filter compiler. Unescaped raw separator and array arguments can break generated PHP syntax and inject arbitrary PHP, resulting in remote code execution when an application compiles attacker-controlled Volt templates.
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