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*## Vulnerable Application
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The pgAdmin versions up to 8.4 are vulnerable to a Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw through the validate binary path API. This vulnerability allows attackers to run arbitrary code on the server hosting pgAdmin, which poses a significant threat to the integrity of the database management system and the security of its underlying data.
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## Vulnerable Application
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The pgAdmin versions up to 8.4 are vulnerable to a Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw through the validate binary path API.
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This vulnerability allows attackers to run arbitrary code on the server hosting pgAdmin, which poses a significant
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threat to the integrity of the database management system and the security of its underlying data.
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The exploit can be executed in both authenticated and unauthenticated scenarios. When valid credentials are available, Metasploit can log in to pgAdmin, upload a malicious payload using the file management plugin, and then execute it via the validate_binary_path endpoint. This vulnerability is specific to Windows targets. If authentication is not required by the application, Metasploit can directly upload and trigger the payload through the validate_binary_path endpoint.
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The exploit can be executed in both authenticated and unauthenticated scenarios. When valid credentials are available,
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Metasploit can log in to pgAdmin, upload a malicious payload using the file management plugin, and then execute it via
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the validate_binary_path endpoint. This vulnerability is specific to Windows targets. If authentication is not required
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by the application, Metasploit can directly upload and trigger the payload through the validate_binary_path endpoint.
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## Verification Steps
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