Oops! SilverStripe CMS v6.0.0 Caught in CSV Injection Chaos
Exploiting SilverStripe CMS 6.0.0 is just one way to spice up your Saturday. Unleash chaos with a simple CSV injection that turns “First Name” into a mathematical masterpiece. Who knew a CSV file could be so expressive? Remember, with great power comes great spreadsheet responsibility.
Hot Take:
SilverStripe CMS version 6.0.0 has a CSV injection vulnerability, or as I like to call it, a ‘spreadsheet surprise’. Who knew exporting user data could turn into a math lesson—an explosive one at that! Deploying malicious formulas in spreadsheets is so 2025. Looks like it’s time for SilverStripe to hit the books and brush up on their CSV security hygiene!
Key Points:
- SilverStripe CMS version 6.0.0 is affected by a CSV injection vulnerability.
- The exploit allows the execution of formulas in exported CSV files.
- Occurs when user data is exported from the CMS in CSV format.
- Exploit involves embedding malicious payloads in fields like “First Name”.
- Tested and confirmed on Debian 12 by Andrey Stoykov.
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