CVE-2006-6213: index.php in PEGames uses the extract function to overwrite critical variables, which allows remote attacke...

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CVE-2006-6213 affects PEGames code that lets a remote user influence a PHP variable used for file inclusion. In practical terms, an exposed legacy PEGames site could be tricked into loading remote PHP content, a pattern that can lead to server compromise. The public record is sparse and does not identify active exploitation. Exposure is most likely limited to old PEGames installations reachable from the internet, especially sites still running the vulnerable index.php pattern. The affected vendor, product metadata, and versions are listed as n/a in the bundle, so asset matching will require local code or application inventory review. Prioritize investigation if legacy PHP applications are still hosted externally. The issue is old, but remote file inclusion can be severe when reachable. If PEGames is not in use, risk is negligible. If it is exposed, containment or retirement should be handled promptly. Mitigation focus: Inventory public web servers for PEGames or matching legacy code.; If present, remove or disable PEGames until vendor guidance is confirmed.; Check vendor or archive guidance for any fixed release or official workaround..

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Jun 29, 2026, 09:12 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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