full-disclosure - BadBlue XSS/Information Disclosure Vulnerabilities

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Message-ID: <004801c293e8$87db7f00$e62d1c41@kc.rr.com>
From: mattmurphy at kc.rr.com (Matthew Murphy)
Subject: BadBlue XSS/Information Disclosure Vulnerabilities

BadBlue is a P2P/Web server offered for Microsoft Windows operating systems
by Working Resources.  It has a bad security record -- file disclosure,
remote administration, denials of service, buffer overflows, directory
traversals, and more cross-site scripting flaws than I care to count.  We
can add information disclosure to that list, and add a new XSS hole to the
count.

* soinfo.php - Massive Information Leak

If running with PHP enabled, the BadBlue server's default soinfo.php script
can be made to cough up substantial amounts of information, including ODBC
passwords:

-- soinfo.php --
<?php
    phpinfo();
?>
-- soinfo.php --

Yielding this data to an attacker, in combination with access to the
database allows for a compromise of the database.

* Cross-Site Scripting in ext.dll Search Page -- Again

I've discovered another flaw in BadBlue's search engine allowing for
cross-site scripting:

');alert(document.cookie);//
')" style="left:expression(eval('alert(document.cookie)'))">

Either of these two queries will execute the alert(document.cookie) command.
You get the idea. :-)