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CVE-2025-63314

Detailed disclosure of CVE-2025-63314: static, non-expiring password reset token in Acora CMS 10.7.1 enabling account takeover and privilege escalation.

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CVE-2025-63314 - Improper Password Reset Token Handling in Acora CMS

Discovered by Joby Y Daniel from Crowe India

📌 Overview

DDSN Interactive cm3 Acora CMS version 10.7.1 contains a security vulnerability in its password reset functionality.
The application uses a static and persistent password reset token that is not invalidated after use and does not expire over time.

This flaw allows an attacker who obtains a valid reset token to reuse it indefinitely, leading to account takeover, including privileged user accounts.


🛠 Affected Product

  • Product Name: cm3 Acora CMS
  • Vendor: DDSN Interactive
  • Affected Version: 10.7.1
  • Component: Password Reset Mechanism

⚠ Vulnerability Details

Root Cause

  • Password reset tokens:
    • Are static and persistent
    • Are not revoked after successful password reset
    • Do not expire after a defined time window

Impact

  • Reuse of password reset token
  • Account takeover
  • Privilege escalation
  • Unauthorised access

🎯 Attack Scenario

  1. Attacker obtains a valid password reset token (via logs, email compromise, interception, or insider access).
  2. The token remains valid indefinitely.
  3. The attacker reuses the same token multiple times.
  4. Passwords of users (including administrators) can be reset without detection.
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