RapidLeech v2 rev 43 often fails on modern file hosting sites (like Google Drive, MediaFire, or modern DDL sites) because they use complex JavaScript redirects and CAPTCHAs that the old curl implementation cannot handle.
| CVE ID | Description | Severity | Status | |--------|-------------|----------|--------| | | XSS vulnerability in audl.php via the links parameter. Affects rev42 r358, rev43 r397, and earlier. | 4.3 (Medium) | Patched (requires update) | | CVE-2011-5206 | XSS vulnerability in notes.php via the notes parameter. Affects versions before rev42 r399. | 4.3 (Medium) | Patched (requires update) | | CVE-2021-4312 | XSS vulnerability in classes/options/zip.php affecting the zip_go function. UNSUPPORTED WHEN ASSIGNED – product no longer supported | 6.1 (Medium) | Patch exists | | CVE-2011-3798 | Information disclosure through direct request to .php files revealing installation paths. | 5.0 (Medium) | No fix in original | | CVE-2009-1089 | Absolute path traversal allowing reading of arbitrary files. | LOW | Patched (requires update) | | CVE-2009-1090 | Directory traversal allowing inclusion of arbitrary local files. | LOW | Patched (requires update) | rapidleech v2 rev 43 upd
RapidLeech needs write permissions to save downloaded files: RapidLeech v2 rev 43 often fails on modern
You can find the most stable releases and community-vetted plugins on the Rapidleech GitHub repository Are you planning to host this on a private VPS or integrate it into a shared community seedbox Th3-822/rapidleech - GitHub UNSUPPORTED WHEN ASSIGNED – product no longer supported
