CVE-2021-33564 Scanner

Detects 'Argument Injection' vulnerability in Dragonfly  (open source project) affects v. before 1.4.0.

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Level

Critical

Single Scan

Single Scan

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Asset Owner

Estimated Time

10 seconds

Time Interval

30 days

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Dragonfly is a Ruby gem that is used for on-the-fly processing and uploading of images. It provides a simple interface to crop, resize, and animate images. It can handle all input and output file types, making it a versatile tool. It also supports integrations with popular data storage services like Amazon S3 and Rackspace, which allows users to store and retrieve images easily.

CVE-2021-33564 is a vulnerability detected in the Dragonfly gem before version 1.4.0. It is an argument injection vulnerability that is caused due to the mishandling of the ImageMagick convert utility in the generate and process features. When the "verify_url" option is disabled, remote attackers can exploit this vulnerability to read and write arbitrary files, which could lead to code execution.

If this vulnerability is exploited, attackers can gain unauthorized access to sensitive files and data. They can upload and execute arbitrary code on systems and servers, which can lead to system crashes, data breaches, and theft of intellectual property. These attacks can also result in the disruption of critical business operations, causing significant financial and reputational damages to organizations.

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