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CVE-2006-5918: Unrestricted file upload vulnerability in RapidKill (aka PHP Rapid Kill) 5.7 Pro, and certain other version...

Unrestricted file upload vulnerability in RapidKill (aka PHP Rapid Kill) 5.7 Pro, and certain other versions, allows remote attackers to upload and execute arbitrary PHP scripts via the "Link to Download" field. NOTE: it is possible that the field value is restricted to files on specific public web sites.

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RapidKill, also called PHP Rapid Kill, reportedly allowed remote users to provide a download link that could result in a PHP file being uploaded and executed. If an old public instance is still online, compromise could mean full application-level code execution. The source bundle does not provide a CVSS score, patch details, or current exploitation evidence. Exposure is most likely in legacy public PHP Rapid Kill/RapidKill deployments, especially version 5.7 Pro or unverified older versions. Modern environments are exposed only if this discontinued or unmanaged PHP application remains reachable on a web server. Prioritize remediation if any RapidKill instance is internet-facing or business-critical. The issue is old, but legacy PHP upload flaws can create direct server compromise risk. If no deployment exists, record the finding as not applicable. Mitigation focus: Inventory and remove any RapidKill or PHP Rapid Kill deployments no longer required.; Check vendor or archival advisory guidance for fixed versions or supported migration paths.; Disable public access to the affected download-link upload workflow until remediated..

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