CVE-2026-33182: Php Url Join Absolute Override
A URL or path joining function returns an endpoint directly if it evaluates to a valid absolute URL, unconditionally overriding the base URL. If this endpoint originates from user input, this bypasses routing restrictions and can cause Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) and credential leakage. To remediate this, ensure the base URL is intended to be bypassed
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A URL or path joining function returns an endpoint directly if it evaluates to a valid absolute URL, unconditionally overriding the base URL. If this endpoint originates from user input, this bypasses routing restrictions and can cause Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) and credential leakage. To remediate this, ensure the base URL is intended to be bypassed
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