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Unpatched PHP Flaws in Voyager: A Comedy of Errors Awaiting Exploitation
Voyager’s vulnerabilities are like leaving your house unlocked and inviting burglars for tea. With three gaping security holes, including a sneaky file upload trick, Laravel users might want to reconsider using this admin panel until fixes arrive. Meanwhile, restrict access and keep an eye on the logs to avoid unexpected guests!

Hot Take:
In the wild, wild west of open-source software, it seems the Voyager package has found itself a few holes in the ‘ol code ranch. With three vulnerabilities that could lead to remote code execution, it’s like leaving the saloon doors wide open for bandits. The maintainers apparently have their heads stuck in the PHP sand, as SonarSource’s bug reports have gone unanswered. Time to saddle up those security measures, folks, because this code ain’t fixing itself!
Key Points:
- Three vulnerabilities discovered in Voyager can enable remote code execution attacks.
- Exploitation requires an authenticated user to click on a malicious link.
- SonarSource attempted to report these issues with no response from maintainers.
- The issues include improper file handling, JavaScript injection, and file path manipulation.
- Users are advised to restrict access, monitor server activity, and avoid production use.