Add CVE-2025-6058 rule and test#37
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This rule detects unauthenticated arbitrary file uploads in the WPBookit WordPress plugin (CVE-2025-6058). The attack is performed by sending a POST request to
/wp-admin/admin-ajax.phpwith theactionparameter set towpb_ajax_postand theroute_nameparameter set toadd_booking_type. The malicious file is uploaded as a.phpfile via thecover_image_imgform field./wp-admin/admin-ajax.php..phpextension is being uploaded, which is indicative of an attempt to upload executable code.All
value:fields are lowercase, andtransformincludeslowercasewhere applicable. The rule usescontains,equals, andendsWithfor matching, avoiding regex unless necessary, and is case-insensitive. This approach minimizes false positives and negatives by tightly focusing on the exploit vector described in the nuclei template.