Elcom CMS 7.4.10 – Community Manager Insecure Arbitrary File Upload

  • 作者: Sense of Security
    日期: 2012-08-27
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  • 来源:https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/20864/
  • Elcom CMS - Community Manager Insecure File Upload Vulnerability - Security 
    Advisory - SOS-12-008
    
    
    Release Date.24-Aug-2012
    Last Update. -
    Vendor Notification Date.28-Oct-2011
    Product. Elcom CMS - Community Manager
    Platform.ASP.NET
    Affected versions. Elcom Community Manager version 7.4.10 and 
    possibly others
    Severity Rating. High
    Impact.Exposure of system information
     Exposure of sensitive information
     System Access
    Attack Vector. Remote with authentication
    Solution Status. Fixed in version 7.5 and later (not verified by 
    SOS)
    CVE reference. CVE - not yet assigned
    
    Details.
    The https://[server]/UploadStyleSheet.aspx script does not validate the file 
    type passed in the parameter "myfile0" on the server side allowing the 
    uploading and execution of ASPX files. An attacker can upload an ASPX web 
    shell and execute commands with web server user privileges.
    
    Proof of Concept (port scanning).
    A shell uploaded using the vulnerable 
    (https://[server]/UploadStyleSheet.aspx) script can be accessed at the 
    following location: https://[server]/UserUploadedStyles/shell.aspx
    
    Solution.
    Upgrade to version 7.5 or later.
    
    Discovered by.
    Phil Taylor and Nadeem Salim from Sense of Security Labs.
    
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