full-disclosure - ashnews Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

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Message-ID: <43DEB43D.6040602@f-box.org>
Date: Tue Jan 31 00:50:54 2006
From: dan-fd at f-box.org (Dan B UK)
Subject: ashnews Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

Hi zeus,

Did you even look at the source code for this script. If you had then 
you would see that in the case of register_global's being turned on 
there is a bigger issue to worry about; Remote/Local File Inclusion - 
Server side.

I have just managed to examine the source code on a few servers in under 
10 minutes; from start to finish.

(I know that cookie stealing is an issue; and evil JavaScript can do a 
lot. But if you can alter the server files then there is an even greater 
issue!)

Due to the nature of the issue I am not disclosing the detail of it 
until the writer of the software has updated it; maybe you could have 
waited??

A vulnerability that allows privileges of the apache user within the 
limitations of how much PHP has been locked down.

Cheers,
Dan.