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Message-ID: <20031007164100.5843.qmail@sf-www1-symnsj.securityfocus.com>
Date: 7 Oct 2003 16:41:00 -0000
From: <info@...ssure.com>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: PeopleSoft Grid Option Vulnerability
Vendor: PeopleSoft
PS Solution ID: 200749183
Product: People Tools
Version: 8.42
Platform: Solaris 8, BEA WebLogic, Others?
Remote/Local: Remote, Unauthenticated
Title: File Availability
Impact: Data accessible by Everyone.
Description:
PeopleTools 8.42 has a "grid" option, which allows a user to save a search to an .xls file. The .xls file is displayed in the local browser, allowing a user to do a "Save As" to save to local hard drive. The output file is also saved as a temporarily-resident copy on the web server without restrictions.
Any user, without authenticating, can browse to the direct URL location and access the file. The file appears to stay in this location for approximately 5 minutes before you get the '404 File not found' error.
The application makes the file available by storing it on the webserver for a period of time that is hard coded into the java servlet. The file is stored in a directory with a random name, however, the random directory name could be determined using automated tools and since the file itself is not secured, it is potentially accessible by unauthorized users.
Vendor Solution:
Attached to this solution (download from PeopleSoft--see above Solution ID) is a script to make the download to Excel buttons invisible. The script is for Microsoft SQL Server, if you are on a different Database platform, you will have to make the necessary changes to the script.
NOTE: The script is NOT designed to make it easy for you to return to your prior state after the script has been applied. Additionally, this script is provided as a convenience, and is not supported by GSC.
PLEASE REMEMBER, this is considered to be a customization beyond the scope of the Global Support Center. We are delivering a script that works in Microsoft SQL Server with no plans to create different scripts for the different Database platforms.
Vendor Trail:
3 June 03 PeopleSoft contacted
3 June 03 PeopleSoft confirms
24 June 03 PeopleSoft teleconference
19 July 03 PeopleSoft posts to Customer Connection
Contributers:
Barrett McGuire
Larry Wargo
Matt Fotter
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