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CVE-2026-30302

CodeRider-Kilo - Command Auto-Approval Module

CodeRider CVSS 10 Updated March 31, 2026

Executive Risk Summary

"The CodeRider-Kilo command auto-approval module contains an OS Command Injection vulnerability, allowing attackers to bypass the whitelist security mechanism and achieve arbitrary Remote Code Execution (RCE). This vulnerability is due to the incorrect use of a Unix-based shell-quote library on the Windows platform and the failure to handle Windows CMD-specific escape sequences."

Anticipated Attack Path

  1. 1. An attacker constructs a malicious payload using Windows CMD-specific escape sequences.
  2. 2. The payload is submitted to the CodeRider-Kilo command auto-approval module, which misinterprets the malicious command connector due to the escape characters.
  3. 3. The underlying Windows CMD interpreter executes the malicious command, allowing the attacker to achieve arbitrary RCE.

Am I Vulnerable?

  • Is CodeRider-Kilo version information available to determine if the system is vulnerable?
  • Are there any indications of suspicious command activity in system logs?
  • Have all CodeRider-Kilo command auto-approval module dependencies been reviewed for potential vulnerabilities?

Operational Audit Arsenal

Target Type Module
Target Asset Command Auto-Approval Module
Standard Path Management Plane / Command Execution

Manual Verification Required

This is a non-Windows asset (CodeRider). Use the target asset details and official path provided above to verify your current version against the official vendor advisories listed below.

Patch Impact Forecast

Reboot Required Likely

Moderate, as command execution may be temporarily suspended during patching.

Internal Work Notes

Urgent: Potential RCE vulnerability in CodeRider-Kilo command auto-approval module. Immediate review and patching recommended.

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Intelligence Sources

Data compiled from NVD, MSRC, and CISA KEV Catalog. Intelligence synthesized via AI. Scripts provided for diagnostic purposes under MIT License.