full-disclosure - Frontpage Extensions Remote Command Execution

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Message-ID: <008b01c3a978$5a85e580$a26d92d9@trillian>
From: ricky.blaikie at servercity.co.uk (Ricky Blaikie)
Subject: Frontpage Extensions Remote Command Execution

> > Thus spake mattmurphy@...rr.com (mattmurphy@...rr.com) [12/11/03 14:41]:
> >> bulletin.  A decent admin would configure FPSE such that this flaw is a
> >> non-issue.  This is because no ordinary user has a reason to be
accessing
> >> FPSE's files.  If FPSE is secured, this means that an attacker is
getting
> >> their own privileges back.

Why should a decent sys-admin have to perform this additional configuration?
If the list of vuln's that an admin has to deal with keeps growing, when
will sysad workload reach saturation point ?

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