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From: t4c at ghcif.de (t4c [Founder of GHCIF])
Subject: New phpBB ViewTopic.php Cross Site Scriptin
 g Vulnerability (with fix)

Its for 2.0.6c and above.
You can fix it using their fix or the one

http://www.ghcif.de/adv/phpbb206_viewtopic.txt

There's an PHPBB Announcment how to fix the hole.

greets
Milan

David Vincent wrote:
>>On 02/28/04 Cheng Peng Su released the following Advisory:
>>
>>################################################
>>Advisory Name:New phpBB ViewTopic.php Cross Site Scripting 
>>Vulnerability
>>Release Date: Feb 29,2004
>>Application: phpBB
>>Platform: PHP
>>Version Affected: the lastest version
>>Vendor URL: http://www.phpbb.com/
>>Discover: Cheng Peng Su(apple_soup_at_msn.com)
>>################################################
>>
>>Details:
>>~    This vuln is similar to Arab VieruZ's advisory 'XSS bug in
>>phpBB',this time the problem is not in 'highlight' ,but in
>>'postorder'.we can inject HTML code,such code could be used to steal
>>cookie information.
> 
> 
> 
> exactly what version is this?  they've released a new one as of March 01.
> 
> http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=177594
> 
> new version is 2.0.6d.
> 
> -d
> 
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-- 
Milan 't4c' Berger
Network & Security Administrator
21073 Hamburg

gpg: http://www.ghcif.de/keys/t4c.asc


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