CVE-2026-64967 is a path traversal vulnerability in the ATutor error log viewer. The flaw allows an administrator to access files outside the intended logs directory by traversing the filesystem through the log viewing functionality. As a result, the application fails to properly constrain file access to the expected log location and can expose arbitrary files that are readable by the web server process. The issue was confirmed in ATutor 2.2.4; other versions may also be affected but were not confirmed. The product is no longer actively supported and no fix is available.
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