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CVE-2026-63302 is a local file inclusion vulnerability in OpenSolution Quick.CMS affecting versions through 6.8.0. The flaw is present in the admin.php endpoint, where the p parameter can be manipulated to include arbitrary files from within the application's directory structure. Exploitation requires an authenticated attacker with administrative privileges to send a crafted HTTP request to the administrative interface. Successful exploitation results in inclusion of local application files and disclosure of server-side directory structure information, including absolute file paths. Based on the available information, the documented consequence is path disclosure rather than arbitrary code execution.
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A reported vulnerability affecting OpenSolution Quick.CMS software.
A Local File Inclusion vulnerability in Quick.CMS admin.php via the p parameter that lets an authenticated administrator include arbitrary files within the application directory structure and disclose path information.
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