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🚨 #ALERT — Jpom Authentication Bypass Can Lead to Server Command Execution
October 30, 2026 (researcher disclosure); October 31 (CVE publication)
PRODUCT: Jpom | CVE-2026-120201.
AFFECTED: Researcher reports versions 2.10.0–2.11.12; laboratory reproduction on 2.11.12.
IMPACT: The JPOM-USER-TOKEN header reaches Hutool’s query-condition parser without sufficient validation. A crafted unauthenticated request can establish a user session; the researcher obtained super-administrator access on a fresh installation and executed commands through Jpom’s scripting features. Account selection may differ between deployments.
EXPLOITATION STATUS: Researcher-reported working laboratory exploit. No confirmed malicious exploitation or independently reproduced compromise.
FIX: No vendor-confirmed patched release identified as of November 1.
TRIAGE: Review unusual authentication headers, newly established administrator sessions, script execution, trigger creation and managed-node activity.
URGENT ACTION: Remove Jpom management endpoints from public access. Restrict them to trusted administrators through network controls or suspend exposure until a verified fix is available. Preserve relevant logs and investigate suspicious script activity.
SOURCE: https://github.com/dromara/Jpom/issues/121
RELEASES: https://github.com/dromara/Jpom/releases
CONFIDENCE: HIGH for the published code path and researcher evidence; vendor confirmation and real-world exploitation remain unestablished.
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