Write a Nuclei template to detect a known vulnerability

Write a Nuclei (ProjectDiscovery) YAML template that detects a specific known vulnerability or misconfiguration. I will only run it against systems I own or am authorized to test. Vulnerability: [CVE ID or description] Affected product and versions: [DETAILS] Advisory or reference details: [paste the advisory text: vulnerable endpoint, parameter, request, and how a vulnerable response differs] Protocol: [http / dns / tcp / ssl / file] Severity: [info / low / medium / high / critical] Requirements: - Valid template structure: id (lowercase, hyphenated), info block (name, author placeholder [AUTHOR], severity, description, reference links I provided, classification with CVE/CWE if known, tags), and the request block. - Detection only: use safe, non-destructive requests. No payloads that change data, create accounts, or execute commands beyond a harmless proof (e.g. reflected marker or version string). - Minimize false positives: combine matchers with matchers-condition: and (e.g. status code + a unique response word or regex + content type), and avoid matching on generic strings. - Use extractors to capture the version or evidence when possible. - Use {{BaseURL}} and variables rather than hard-coded hosts. - Only use details from the advisory I gave. If the vulnerable path or response signature is unclear, mark it [CONFIRM FROM ADVISORY] rather than guessing. Return: 1. The template in a YAML code block. 2. How to validate it (nuclei -validate, then run against a known vulnerable and a patched test instance). 3. Likely false-positive and false-negative cases.