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Execution receipt
- Application process
- app-service
- Created file
- /tmp/tibex-proof-7f2a
Action confirmedTX-7F2A
This is what
your team gets.
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An external request. Code inside the application.
The preview handler interprets user input as code. In this example, an unauthenticated request creates a proof file as app-service. A separate server-side observation confirms the action.
Code runs with the application process’s permissions, exposing resources available to that process. Root access and compromise of the entire host are not established by this example.
Vulnerabilities with
serious consequences.
Investigate whether an exposed entry point can lead to code execution, account takeover or exposure of customer data.
POST /api/render/preview- 01External request
- 02Vulnerable handler
- ↗Code execution
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Reproduce the result and examine alternative explanations.
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