CVE-2013-0629

Adobe ColdFusion suffered a directory traversal vulnerability allowing unauthorized access to restricted directories.

The directory traversal flaw in Adobe ColdFusion permitted attackers to access files outside the intended directory, potentially exposing sensitive data or enabling further exploitation. DIB organizations must ensure legacy platforms like ColdFusion are rigorously patched, as its history of critical RCE and deserialization flaws makes it a high-risk target for supply-chain and data-breach attacks.

Shame score — A known directory traversal vulnerability in a legacy platform with a poor security track record, indicating avoidable risk from running unpatched or poorly maintained software.