Owl Intranet Engine - bypass admin

From: cdowns (cdowns_at_drippingdead.com)
Date: 05/14/03

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    Good Afternoon,
        After working on a pen-test this week I came across OWL ( Owl
    Intranet Engine ) which is and open source file sharing utility written
    in php and run on Apache. I was trying to see where I could possible
    Inject, CSS or just plane command line exec.

        browse.php which requires("owl.lib.php"), there is a function that
    is not checking valid loginame:passwords. So you can view and download
    any file on the system, you can also modify them.

        I have not gotten to deep into this as I have other things to do as
    well. If anyone has any comments please feel free to share. Im pretty
    shure you could do a little more;)

        If you want to look here is the main hosted site, its ->
    http://owl.sourceforge.net/

        heres is a sample:
           
    http://www.someplace.com/intranet/browse.php?loginname=whocares&parent=1&expand=1&order=creatorid&sortposted=ASC

        Thanks all.

        ~!>D 

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      http://www.angrypacket.com
       Christopher M Downs,RHCE
     cdowns@bigunz.angrypacket.com
	
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