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Corebos 8.0 and below is vulnerable to CSV Injection. An attacker with low privileges can inject a malicious command into a table. This vulnerability is exploited when an administrator visits the user management section, exports the data to a CSV file, and then opens it, leading to the execution of the malicious payload on the administrator's computer.

CVE-2023-48029 is a CSV Injection vulnerability affecting Corebos version 8.0 and earlier. Corebos is a CRM and business process management platform used by organizations to manage customer data and workflows. The vulnerability arises because the application allows low-privileged users to inject malicious content into CSV files that are generated when an administrator exports user management data. Specifically, an attacker with limited access can insert specially crafted formulas or commands into fields that are included in the CSV export. When an administrator subsequently exports this data and opens the CSV file in spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel, the malicious payload embedded in the CSV cells can execute arbitrary commands on the administrator's machine. This attack vector leverages the way spreadsheet applications interpret certain characters (e.g., '=', '+', '-', '@') at the beginning of a cell as formulas, which can be exploited to run commands or scripts. The vulnerability does not require the attacker to have administrative privileges, only the ability to input data that will be included in the CSV export. However, exploitation requires the administrator to open the exported CSV file, which involves user interaction. There is no known public exploit in the wild at this time, and no official patch or CVSS score has been published yet. The lack of a patch means organizations must rely on mitigation strategies to reduce risk. This vulnerability highlights the risk of insufficient input sanitization and output encoding in applications that export data to formats interpreted by client-side software.

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