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CVE-2025-13444 is an OS command injection vulnerability in an API of Progress LoadMaster. An authenticated attacker with “User Administration” permissions can supply unsanitized input via API input parameters, resulting in injection and execution of arbitrary OS/system commands on the LoadMaster appliance (i.e., remote code execution in the context of the appliance services).
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High-severity UI/API command injection leading to remote code execution on Progress LoadMaster and MOVEit WAF appliances via crafted requests to specific endpoints, enabling arbitrary system command execution (notably via the getcipherset command).
An authenticated OS command injection leading to remote code execution in the Progress LoadMaster API, exploitable by a user with “User Administration” permissions via unsanitized API input parameters.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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