Critical Vulnerability Impacting Over 100K Sites Patched in ... #1250
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📝 Source Information
🎯 Content Summary
Everest Forms Unauthenticated PHP Object Injection (CVE-2025-52709)
Everest Forms versions 3.2.2 and earlier suffer from an unauthenticated PHP Object Injection vulnerability (CVE-2025-52709) when an Administrator views form submissions on PHP < 7.1. This flaw allows attackers to inject and instantiate arbitrary PHP objects, leading to remote code execution.
Vulnerability Overview
The plugin’s custom wrapper
evf_maybe_unse...
🔧 Technical Details
When PHP’s
unserialize()
is invoked without theallowed_classes
option, any serialized object string can instantiate arbitrary classes and set their properties. If those classes implement magic methods like__wakeup()
or__destruct()
, an attacker’s crafted payload can execute arbitrary code or perform unauthorized actions upon object destruction or initialization.🤖 Agent Actions
Added comprehensive coverage of PHP
unserialize()
security options and the Everest Forms CVE-2025-52709 object-injection case study.Key updates in src/pentesting-web/deserialization/README.md:
New subsection “Preventing PHP Object Injection with allowed_classes”
• Explains
allowed_classes
mitigation, legacy PHP risk, secure/whitelist examples.• Real-world exploit walk-through of Everest Forms ≤ 3.2.2 wrapper logic and RCE payload.
• Take-away checklist for developers/auditors.
Inserted Patchstack advisory reference into the References list.
These additions reinforce existing PHP deserialization content without creating redundant pages.
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