# CVE-2026-57811 – Proof of Concept

> **For educational and authorized security research only.**

## Overview

This repository is dedicated to **CVE-2026-57811**, a critical vulnerability affecting the **Realtyna Organic IDX** plugin for **WordPress**.

According to public advisories, the vulnerability is caused by **improper control of code generation (CWE-94)** and may allow **remote code inclusion**, potentially leading to **unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE)** on vulnerable installations running plugin versions **5.2.0 and earlier**.

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## PoC Details

The Proof of Concept (PoC) is intended to **validate the existence of the vulnerability in authorized testing environments**.

The research focuses on:

* Vulnerability verification
* Patch validation
* Defensive security testing
* Security research and education

**Expected outcome**

* Determine whether a target installation is vulnerable.
* Verify that vendor updates successfully remediate the issue.
* Support defensive security assessments in controlled environments.

**The complete PoC is not published in this repository.**

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## Repository Contents

* Vulnerability overview
* Technical analysis
* Mitigation guidance
* Security references
* Research updates

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## Disclaimer

This repository is intended solely for **educational purposes, defensive security research, and authorized penetration testing**. Testing should only be conducted against systems for which you have explicit authorization.

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## References

* National Vulnerability Database (NVD)
* Vendor security advisories
* Public vulnerability disclosures