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When Articles Anywhere includes one article inside another, Sourcerer may evaluate the included article's PHP using the enclosing article's trust instead of its own. An author with lower trust can get PHP code run on the Joomla site.
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First seen by InfraStack 2026-11-02 14:23 UTC. All times on this page are UTC.
Only Joomla sites that run both the Sourcerer and Articles Anywhere extensions, with Sourcerer's Force Content Triggers option turned off. Sites with only one of the two extensions, or with the option on, are not in the described combination. Authors who can write articles with Sourcerer code on such a site are the ones who could exploit the gap.
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17.0.1 or later.20.1.1 or later.Each row is the first time that source carried this signal. The analyst’s rows are its own findings.
Joomla Extension - regularlabs.com - PHP code injection vector in Sourcerer extension < 17.0.1 when used with Articles Anywhere extension < 20.1.1 - Sourcerer can restrict PHP in articles according to article-author trust; the exact creator and last-editor rule varies by release. Articles Anywhere can insert the text or full layout of one article into another. In the affected combination, when Articles Anywhere processes an inclusion before Sourcerer and Force Content Triggers is off, the included article's Sourcerer code can be evaluated using the enclosing article's trusted identity rather than the included article's own identity. The resulting gap is between the authority of the article supplying the code and the authority used to decide whether to run it. Ordinary Articles Anywhere output is not itself the issue.
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