CVE-2007-2822: TutorialCMS 1.01 and earlier, when register_globals is enabled, allows remote attackers to bypass authentic...

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TutorialCMS 1.01 and earlier can let outsiders bypass login checks if the legacy PHP register_globals setting is enabled. The issue affects several user-facing PHP pages. This is mainly a risk for old, still-running TutorialCMS sites or archived applications exposed to the internet. Exposure is likely limited to legacy TutorialCMS 1.01 or earlier deployments with PHP register_globals enabled. Modern PHP environments usually removed this feature, but abandoned shared-hosting sites, old intranet applications, and forgotten public web roots may still matter. Prioritize this if any TutorialCMS site is still online. The product is old, the configuration prerequisite is legacy, and no active exploitation is cited, but authentication bypass on an exposed CMS is a material business risk. Mitigation focus: Inventory and remove any internet-facing TutorialCMS 1.01 or earlier deployments.; Disable PHP register_globals anywhere it is still present.; Check vendor or archived advisory guidance for any available fixed release..

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Jun 29, 2026, 05:28 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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