CVE-2026-45694

LibreNMS is a network monitoring system. In versions up to and including 26.4.0, the Proxmox application view is vulnerable to reflected cross-site scripting through the user-supplied instance and vmid GET parameters, which are reflected into the page title without adequate encoding. The parameters are placed into the page title with only strip_tags applied, and the title is then written into an inline document.title assignment through string interpolation, so a single quote terminates the JavaScript string and the remaining input runs as script. An attacker who lures an authenticated user into following a crafted link can execute script in that user's session, enabling actions such as theft of session data. This issue is fixed in version 26.5.0.

LibreNMS is a network monitoring system. In versions up to and including 26.4.0, the Proxmox application view is vulnerable to reflected cross-site scripting through the user-supplied instance and vmid GET parameters, which are reflected into the page title without adequate encoding. The parameters are placed into the page title with only strip_tags applied, and the title is then written into an inline document.title assignment through string interpolation, so a single quote terminates the JavaScript string and the remaining input runs as script. An attacker who lures an authenticated user into following a crafted link can execute script in that user's session, enabling actions such as theft of session data. This issue is fixed in version 26.5.0.

Summary

LegacyController.php:75 writes the page title into a document.title JS assignment using string interpolation. apps/proxmox.inc.php pushes $vars['instance'] and $vars['vmid'] (GET params, only strip_tags() applied) directly into $pagetitle. A single quote terminates the JS string, executing arbitrary script.

Details

// LegacyController.php:75
$html .= "<script>\ndocument.title = '$title';\n</script>";

// proxmox.inc.php:38,42
$pagetitle[] = $instance;     // GET ?instance=
$pagetitle[] = $vars['vmid']; // GET ?vmid=

PoC

http://target/apps?app=proxmox&instance=%27%3Balert%28document.cookie%29%3B//

Confirmed in response:
document.title = 'Apps - Proxmox - ';alert(document.cookie);// - LibreNMS';

Fix

// LegacyController.php:75
$html .= "<script>\ndocument.title = " . json_encode($title) . ";\n</script>";

Also wrap $instance and $vars['vmid'] in htmlspecialchars() in proxmox.inc.php.

Prerequisite

Any authenticated session. Victim must follow a crafted link.

LibreNMS is a network monitoring system. In versions up to and including 26.4.0, the Proxmox application view is vulnerable to reflected cross-site scripting through the user-supplied instance and vmid GET parameters, which are reflected into the page title without adequate encoding. The parameters are placed into the page title with only strip_tags applied, and the title is then written into an inline document.title assignment through string interpolation, so a single quote terminates the JavaScript string and the remaining input runs as script. An attacker who lures an authenticated user into following a crafted link can execute script in that user's session, enabling actions such as theft of session data. This issue is fixed in version 26.5.0.

LibreNMS is a network monitoring system. In versions up to and including 26.4.0, the Proxmox application view is vulnerable to reflected cross-site scripting through the user-supplied instance and vmid GET parameters, which are reflected into the page title without adequate encoding. The parameters are placed into the page title with only strip_tags applied, and the title is then written into an inline document.title assignment through string interpolation, so a single quote terminates the JavaScript string and the remaining input runs as script. An attacker who lures an authenticated user into following a crafted link can execute script in that user's session, enabling actions such as theft of session data. This issue is fixed in version 26.5.0.

Summary

LegacyController.php:75 writes the page title into a document.title JS assignment using string interpolation. apps/proxmox.inc.php pushes $vars['instance'] and $vars['vmid'] (GET params, only strip_tags() applied) directly into $pagetitle. A single quote terminates the JS string, executing arbitrary script.

Details

// LegacyController.php:75
$html .= "<script>\ndocument.title = '$title';\n</script>";

// proxmox.inc.php:38,42
$pagetitle[] = $instance;     // GET ?instance=
$pagetitle[] = $vars['vmid']; // GET ?vmid=

PoC

http://target/apps?app=proxmox&instance=%27%3Balert%28document.cookie%29%3B//

Confirmed in response:
document.title = 'Apps - Proxmox - ';alert(document.cookie);// - LibreNMS';

Fix

// LegacyController.php:75
$html .= "<script>\ndocument.title = " . json_encode($title) . ";\n</script>";

Also wrap $instance and $vars['vmid'] in htmlspecialchars() in proxmox.inc.php.

Prerequisite

Any authenticated session. Victim must follow a crafted link.