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CVE-2023-22518 - Improper Authorization Vulnerability In Confluence Data Center and Server Don’t use and never use this vulnerability lightly,because it is a master of data cleaning

ShimizuKawasaki

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CorSch2 years ago

Is this the "delete only" vulnerability? Looks like RCE to me.

ShimizuKawasaki2 years ago

clean before and install some plugins to rce

Debug2 years ago

Nice work

Sem Jansen2 years ago

Is there any way to get poc?

뚱이예요2 years ago

Can I get a poc for study purposes? I beg you.

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