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CVE-2025-66905
The Takes web framework's TkFiles take thru 2.0-SNAPSHOT fails to canonicalize HTTP request paths before resolving them against the filesystem. A remote attacker can include ../ sequences in the request path to escape the configured base directory and read arbitrary files from the host system...
CVE-2025-66905
The Takes web framework's TkFiles take thru 2.0-SNAPSHOT fails to canonicalize HTTP request paths before resolving them against the filesystem. A remote attacker can include ../ sequences in the request path to escape the configured base directory and read arbitrary files from the host system...
CVE-2025-66905
The Takes web framework's TkFiles take thru 2.0-SNAPSHOT fails to canonicalize HTTP request paths before resolving them against the filesystem. A remote attacker can include ../ sequences in the request path to escape the configured base directory and read arbitrary files from the host system...
CVE-2025-66905
The Takes web framework's TkFiles take thru 2.0-SNAPSHOT fails to canonicalize HTTP request paths before resolving them against the filesystem. A remote attacker can include ../ sequences in the request path to escape the configured base directory and read arbitrary files from the host system...
CVE-2025-66905
The Takes web framework's TkFiles take thru 2.0-SNAPSHOT fails to canonicalize HTTP request paths before resolving them against the filesystem. A remote attacker can include ../ sequences in the request path to escape the configured base directory and read arbitrary files from the host system...
PT-2025-52458
Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Takes versions through 2.0-SNAPSHOT Description The Takes web framework’s TkFiles component does not properly sanitize HTTP request paths before using them to access the filesystem. This allows a remote attacker to use "../" sequences within t...
CVE-2025-66905
The CVE-2025-66905 entry concerns the Takes web framework, specifically the TkFiles component up to 2.0-SNAPSHOT, which fails to canonicalize HTTP request paths before filesystem access. This allows a remote attacker to include ../ sequences in the request path to escape the configured base direc...