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CVE-2026-85714 is an H2 database import remote code execution vulnerability affecting Stirling PDF versions 2.13.1 and earlier. The vulnerability concerns database-import functionality. Associated technical details reference H2 SQL operations INSERT, FILE_READ(), and RUNSCRIPT, along with validateSqlContent() and verifyBackup() routines, but the precise vulnerable operation and exploitation sequence are not established.
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A remote code execution vulnerability affecting Stirling PDF versions up to and including 2.13.1 through H2 database import. The excerpt includes exploit-related HTTP and SQL fragments referencing authentication, FILE_READ(), RUNSCRIPT, SQL validation, and backup verification, but does not provide a complete technical explanation.
The content references a CVE-specific Nuclei template and a database-import endpoint, but does not establish the affected product, vulnerability type, or impact. Template validation alone does not demonstrate scanning, exploit availability, or exploitation.
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