[GHSA-x9r9-48rm-4xm6] FitNesse allows execution of arbitrary OS commands #4816
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Hi @tcnh, thank you for letting us know about the information in the CVE describing core functionality of FitNesse. As a next step forward, I recommend contacting the CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) that issued CVE-2024-28125 to dispute the CVE. That CNA is JPCERT/CC. You can email them or use the contact page at https://www.jpcert.or.jp/vh/index.html to let them know that you want to dispute the CVE. When you contact JPCERT/CC, link them to this thread so that they know there is a publicly available link where someone has disputed the validity of the CVE. |
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Thanks. Contacted JPCert on this topic by email. |
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FitNesse is an acceptance test automation framework, designed to execute fixture code on a host or network system. This CVE does not describe a vulnerability, but FitNesse's core functionality.