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🏴☠️ One backslash. Full RCE. That's PTT-2025-026 in a nutshell. Discovered by our Pentest-Tools.com team
FuelCMS uses Dwoo to keep PHP code out of templates. Turns out, it forgot about “\”.
Escape the string. Inject the code. Own the server.
CVSSv3 8.8 High or 9.8 Critical if you chain it with our previous FuelCMS finding (PTT-2025-025 - unauthenticated account takeover). No patch coming either. The project's been on fumes for almost 4 years.
Our colleagues Matei "Mal" Bădănoiu and Raul Bledea did the digging. Full PoC and exploit is added here: https://pentest-tools.com/research
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Forgot your password? No worries, we attackers can reset even the admin's. 🔑
PTT-2025-030: Matei "Mal" Bădănoiu and Raul Bledea from our team found SQL injection hiding inside the password reset flow of FuelCMS v1.5.2.
The parameters meant to verify your reset token and email? Both injectable.
So a valid reset token becomes a master key to:
🗄️ Dump the entire database
🔑 Reset any account's password, not just yours
✍️ Modify or delete content across the site as the admin
CVSS: 7.7 High. No fix is coming, the FuelCMS master branch hasn't seen a commit in ~4 years. We emailed the vendor. They're as quiet as an unmonitored server at 3am.
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