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Croogo CMS versions 1.2 Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities
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Croogo CMS versions 1.2 Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities
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Vulnerable Software: 1.2 and prior
Release Date: 2010-03-06
Last Update: 2010-02-01
Critical: Low
Impact: Session hijack
Denial of service
Code execution
Solution Status: Webvuln has informed and submitted a patch to the vendor
Croogo 1.2.1 has been released
WebVuln Advisory: 1-009
BACKGROUND
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Croogo is a content management system gaining popularity rapidily in the
CAKEPHP community. Its 'Contact' module allow the users to save the
messages and due to lack of input sanitation is vulnerable to cross site
scripting attacks.
DESCRIPTION
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The 'Contact' module allows their users to save the received messages to
the database. The vulnerabilities are present because the fields 'title'
and
'subject' are not sanitized at all.
EXPLOIT / POC
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An attacker can exploit this vulnerability simply by sending the
malicious code using the fields 'subject' or 'title' located in the
contact form.
WORKAROUND
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Upgrade to Croogo 1.2.1 or download the latest copy of
'contacts_controller.php' from Croogo's public repository
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