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CVE-2026-105134 is an operating system command injection vulnerability in the AhsayCBS Replication Receiver component. The UpdateReceivers API inadequately sanitizes the random parameter before incorporating it into a system-level command, allowing remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands with the AhsayCBS service account's privileges. Affected versions include releases through 10.3.2; whether version 10.3.4 fixes the vulnerability is disputed. Public exploit code exists, and active attacks have chained this vulnerability with the authentication bypass CVE-2026-105133.
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An OS command injection vulnerability in AhsayCBS used for code execution after attackers bypassed authentication through CVE-2026-105133. The observed attacks deployed webshells and XMRig. Although reportedly fixed in version 10.3.2, the latest version, 10.3.4, remains affected. Recommended mitigation is to restrict management-interface access to trusted IP addresses, investigate compromise indicators, and restore confirmed compromised hosts from safe backups.
An unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in AhsayCBS's Replication Receiver component that permits SYSTEM-level execution. Attackers create a fake replication receiver, establish a reverse connection, and deliver a Java Server Page webshell into the application's served directory. The vulnerability is actively chained with CVE-2026-105133 in attacks deploying XMRig miners. Version 10.3.4 remains vulnerable, and no patch is available according to the content. Recommended mitigations include restricting management portal access to trusted IP addresses or VPN networks and monitoring for compromise.
An operating system command injection flaw in the AhsayCBS Replication Receiver component. Attackers chain it with CVE-2026-105133 for remote code execution, deploying web shells and XMRig cryptocurrency miners disguised as edge.exe. Exploitation reportedly began October 7, 2026. No effective patch is reported: version 10.3.4 remains affected. Recommended mitigations include restricting management-interface access to trusted IP addresses or requiring a VPN, alongside hunting for compromise.
A critical authentication bypass in AhsayCBS's Replication Receiver endpoint that accepts a random token instead of valid credentials, enabling unauthenticated remote code execution with SYSTEM privileges. Attackers chained it with CVE-2026-105133, configured a malicious replication receiver, deployed a JSP webshell, and installed XMRig disguised as Microsoft Edge. Versions up to 10.3.2 are affected; upgrading to version 10.3.4 addresses the vulnerability. Recommended mitigations include restricting management access to trusted IP addresses or a VPN and re-imaging compromised hosts.
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