[UNIX] MPM Guestbook Multiple Vulnerabilities (CSS, Path Disclosure)

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Date: 11/02/03

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      MPM Guestbook Multiple Vulnerabilities (CSS, Path Disclosure)
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    SUMMARY

    MPM Guestbook, "a simple guestbook with multi-language support", allows
    remote attacker to inject arbitrary HTML and/or JavaScript into the web
    page and to cause the product to disclose the directory under which it was
    installed.

    DETAILS

    Vulnerable systems:
     * MPM Guestbook version 1.2

    The vulnerabilities are caused due to missing validation of input supplied
    to the "lng" parameter. Whenever an invalid "lng" parameter is provided,
    an error page is returned with the parameter (unfiltered). This can be
    exploited to cause the page to include arbitrary HTML and/or JavaScript,
    which will be executed in the user's browser session. The vulnerability
    will allow you to reveal the path under which the program has been
    installed.

    Example:
    http://[victim]/guestbook/?number=5&lng=%3Cscript%3Ealert(document.domain);%3C/script%3E

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    The information has been provided by <mailto:iamroot@systemsecure.org>
    David S. Ferreira.

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