CVE-2024-44724

AutoCMS v5.4 was discovered to contain a PHP code injection vulnerability via the txtsiteurl parameter at /admin/siteadd.php. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via injecting a crafted value...

CVE-2024-44724

AutoCMS v5.4 was discovered to contain a PHP code injection vulnerability via the txtsiteurl parameter at /admin/siteadd.php. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via injecting a crafted value...

CVE-2024-44724

AutoCMS v5.4 was discovered to contain a PHP code injection vulnerability via the txtsiteurl parameter at /admin/siteadd.php. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via injecting a crafted value...

CVE-2024-44724

AutoCMS v5.4 was discovered to contain a PHP code injection vulnerability via the txtsiteurl parameter at /admin/siteadd.php. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via injecting a crafted value...

CVE-2024-44724

The AutoCMS v5.4 Content Management System contains a PHP code injection vulnerability. The root cause is the improper handling of the txtsite_url parameter at the /admin/site_add.php API endpoint, which allows an attacker to execute arbitrary PHP code by injecting a crafted value. This could lea...

CVE-2024-44724: Improper Control of Generation of Code

AutoCMS v5.4 was discovered to contain a PHP code injection vulnerability via the txtsiteurl parameter at /admin/siteadd.php. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via injecting a crafted value...

CVE-2024-44724

AutoCMS v5.4 was discovered to contain a PHP code injection vulnerability via the txtsiteurl parameter at /admin/siteadd.php. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via injecting a crafted value...

AutoCMS 安全漏洞

AutoCMS is a Content Management System CMS from AutoCMS Open Source. It helps dealerships manage their website content, online advertising, social media and analytics. A security vulnerability exists in AutoCMS version 5.4, which stems from a PHP code injection vulnerability in the txtsiteurl...