CVE-2026-33482: high-severity vulnerability in WWBN AVideo
AVideo has an OS Command Injection via $() Shell Substitution Bypass in sanitizeFFmpegCommand()
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AVideo's command sanitization function doesn't block shell command substitution syntax `$()`, allowing attackers to execute arbitrary operating system commands on the video encoder server through crafted encrypted payloads.
The `sanitizeFFmpegCommand()` function in AVideo ≤26.0 strips common shell metacharacters but fails to filter `$()` bash substitution syntax; when the sanitized command is executed via `sh -c` in a double-quoted context, an attacker can inject arbitrary commands through a valid encrypted payload, bypassing the intended command injection protections (CWE-78).
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