[UNIX] Multiple Vulnerabilities in AttilaPHP

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Date: 08/18/03

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      Multiple Vulnerabilities in AttilaPHP
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    SUMMARY

     <http://www.attila-php.net > AttilaPHP is a Content Management Systems
    that is very similar to PHP-Nuke. Multiple vulnerabilities have been found
    in the product, allowing remote attackers to insert malicious HTML and/or
    JavaScript code and disclose the true path under which the product is
    installed.

    DETAILS

    Vulnerable systems:
     * AttilaPHP version 3.0 and prior

    Cross Site Scripting:
    Examples:
    http://[target]/index.php3?Rubrique=[hostile_code]
    http://[target]/index.php3?article=[id_number]&Rubrique=[hostile_code]

    Path Disclosure:
    Examples:
    http://[target]/www/print.php3?id='
    http://[target]/www/index.php3?nrub='
    http://[target]/www/index.php3?article='

    Workaround:
    Cross Site Scripting:
    Use the PHP function eregi_replace to filter the input data.

    Path Disclosure:
    You can fix the path disclosure problem by adding this code in all the
    affected files:
    error_reporting(0);

    Disclosure timeline:
    24/06/2003 Vulnerability discovered
    25/06/2003 Vendor notified - First e-mail
    26/06/2003 Security Corporation clients notified
    08/07/2003 Vendor notified - Second e-mail
    01/08/2003 Vendor notified - Third e-mail
    01/08/2003 Vendor response
    01/08/2003 Started e-mail discussions
    18/08/2003 Last e-mail received
    18/08/2003 Public disclosure

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    The information has been provided by
    <mailto:gregory.lebras@security-corporation.com> Gregory LEBRAS.

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