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CVE-2026-68518 is an OS command-injection vulnerability in Glances versions before 4.5.6. The action-template sanitization routine sanitizes individual Mustache values before rendering, rather than validating the fully rendered command. Consequently, adjacent unescaped Mustache variables can combine attacker-controlled field values to reconstruct shell-significant operators. The resulting rendered action command is passed to the process-execution mechanism, enabling injected shell syntax to be interpreted.
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A command injection vulnerability in Glances prior to version 4.5.6, caused by improper sanitization of Mustache template values that can allow shell operators to be reconstructed and executed via administrator-configured action templates.
A high-severity command-injection vulnerability in Glances before version 4.5.6. Attacker-controlled process or container fields can reconstruct shell operators in Mustache action templates, resulting in commands being executed by secure_popen().
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