juzaweb CMS: Improper authorization in juzaweb CMS Import Page (CVE-2025-6735) #shorts
Summary
Welcome to today’s security briefing. We’re covering CVE-2025-6735, a critical improper authorization flaw in juzaweb CMS 3.4.2 that allows remote attackers to bypass access controls and manipulate the Import Page component.
Product details
The affected product is juzaweb CMS version 3.4.2. This open-source content management system powers websites by offering themes, plugins, and an admin control panel. The vulnerability resides in the Import Page module, specifically within the /admin-cp/imports endpoint.
Vulnerability type summary
This issue stems from improper authorization and incorrect privilege assignment. In simple terms, the software fails to verify user permissions correctly, granting unauthorized users higher privileges than intended.
Details of the vulnerability
An unknown function in the file /admin-cp/imports can be manipulated with crafted HTTP requests. A remote attacker can trigger the flaw without valid credentials, effectively bypassing the normal access control checks. Public exploit code has already been released, and attempts to contact the vendor went unanswered. If left unpatched, attackers can perform administrative actions, import arbitrary data, or compromise site integrity.
Conclusion
If you’re running juzaweb CMS 3.4.2, immediate action is required. Upgrade to a patched version as soon as it becomes available or apply any interim mitigation steps provided by your vendor. Restrict access to the /admin-cp directory, monitor your logs for suspicious activity, and conduct a full security review to ensure no unauthorized changes occurred.
Watch the full video on YouTube: CVE-2025-6735
Remediation and exploitation details
This chain involves the following actors
- Unauthenticated Attacker: Exploits missing authorization checks to access import functionality
- System Administrator: Maintains juzaweb CMS and is responsible for patching and access controls
This following systems are involved
- juzaweb CMS 3.4.2 (Content management for websites): Vulnerable web application that hosts import functionality
- Import Page Component (Handles data import into the content management system): Provides the endpoint where authorization checks are missing
Attack entry point
- /admin-cp/imports: Administrative import endpoint that does not verify user credentials before granting access
Remediation actions
Exploitation actions
Missing authorization header manipulation
- curl -X POST "https://victim.com/admin-cp/imports" -d "dummy=data"
Response code and content analysis
- HTTP/1.1 200 OK with HTML form fields for file upload
Data import abuse
- curl -X POST "https://victim.com/admin-cp/imports" -F "import_file=@backdoor.php"
Remote code execution or content manipulation
- Visit https://victim.com/uploads/backdoor.php in a browser to run commands
Related Content
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- https://github.com/Cyber-Wo0dy/report/blob/main/juzawebcms/3.4.2/juzawebcms_unprivileged_user_make_import.md
- [2025-06-27] A critical vulnerability has been found in juzaweb CMS 3.4.2 affecting an unknown function of the file /admin-cp/imports of the component Import Page.
- [2025-06-27] A critical vulnerability in juzaweb CMS 3.4.2 has been discovered, affecting an unknown function of the Import Page component.
- [2025-06-27] A critical vulnerability in juzaweb CMS 3.4.2 has been discovered, affecting an unknown function of the Import Page component.