CVE-2006-5182: PHP remote file inclusion vulnerability in frontpage.php in Dan Jensen Travelsized CMS 0.4 and earlier allo...

Security readout for executives and security teams

An old Travelsized CMS flaw lets an attacker make the site load PHP from a remote URL through a frontpage.php parameter. If a site still runs Dan Jensen Travelsized CMS 0.4 or earlier, compromise could mean server-side code execution. Exposure is likely limited to legacy deployments, but impact is severe. Likely exposure is internet-facing PHP sites still running Travelsized CMS 0.4 or earlier. Because the affected software is old and niche, prevalence may be low, but forgotten legacy sites, archived microsites, or unmanaged hosting accounts remain plausible exposure points. Prioritize investigation if the organization has legacy PHP hosting or old campaign sites. The business risk is full web-server compromise on affected systems, but urgency depends on confirming the obsolete CMS is actually present. Mitigation focus: Identify and retire any Travelsized CMS 0.4 or earlier deployments.; Check vendor or project guidance for any available fixed release or migration path.; Remove public access to vulnerable frontpage.php until remediation is complete..

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Jun 29, 2026, 10:06 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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