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CVE-2026-73613 is an improper link resolution vulnerability in filebrowser affecting versions before 2.63.19. The flaw exists in the TUS upload cache eviction mechanism, where a raw file deletion operation can be redirected outside the intended filesystem scope. An authenticated user with only Create permission can exploit a time-of-check/time-of-use style race during the cache TTL window by replacing an ancestor directory with a symbolic link, causing the eviction path to resolve to an unintended target. This bypasses ScopedFs scope enforcement and Perm.Delete authorization checks, enabling deletion of files outside the attacker's authorized scope.
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An improper link resolution vulnerability in File Browser's TUS cache handling that can allow an authenticated attacker to bypass security restrictions and trigger arbitrary file deletion via symlink manipulation.
An out-of-scope arbitrary file deletion vulnerability in filebrowser before version 2.63.19. Authenticated low-privilege users can exploit a symlink race in the TUS upload cache eviction mechanism to delete files outside their authorized scope.
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