An issue was discovered in SeaCMS 6.61. There is a CSRF vulnerability that can add a user account via adm1n/adminmanager.php?action=add.

SeaCMS 6.61 has stored XSS in admincollect.php via the siteurl parameter.

An issue was discovered in SeaCMS 6.61. adm1n/adminreslib.php has SSRF via the url parameter.

SeaCMS 6.61 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code because parseIf() in include/main.class.php does not block use of $GLOBALS.

An issue was discovered in SeaCMS through 6.61. SQL injection exists via the tid parameter in an adm1n/admintopicvod.php request.

SeaCMS V6.61 has XSS via the adminvideo.php vcontent parameter, related to the site name.

SeaCMS v6.61 allows Remote Code execution by placing PHP code in an allowed IP address (aka ip) to /admin/adminip.php (aka /adm1n/adminip.php). The code is executed by visiting adm1n/adminip.php or data/admin/ip.php. This can also be exploited through CSRF.

SeaCMS 6.61 has two XSS issues in the adminconfig.php file via certain form fields.

SeaCMS v6.61 allows Remote Code execution by placing PHP code in a movie picture address (aka v_pic) to /admin/adminvideo.php (aka /backend/adminvideo.php). The code is executed by visiting /details/index.php. This can also be exploited through CSRF.

SeaCMS V6.61 has XSS via the site name parameter on an adm1n/adminconfig.php page (aka a system management page).