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[UNIX] JSBoard Multiple Extensions Vulnerability

Subject: [UNIX] JSBoard Multiple Extensions Vulnerability
Date: 28 Dec 2004 16:48:59 +0200
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  JSBoard Multiple Extensions Vulnerability
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SUMMARY

 <http://kldp.net/projects/jsboard/> JSBoard is "one of widely used web 
BBS applications in Korea".  However, an input validation flaw in JSBoard 
allows a malicious attackers to run arbitrary commands with the privileges 
of the HTTPD process, which is typically run as the nobody user.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * JSBoard version 2.0.8 and prior
 * JSBoard version JSBoard 1.3.11 and prior

Immune Systems:
 * JSBoard version 2.0.9 or newer
 * JSBoard version JSBoard 1.3.12 or newer

JSBoard doesn't implemented any type of check in "include/parse.php" for 
multiple extensions of uploaded files, e.g. attack.php.rar. Therefore, 
malicious attackers can upload arbitrary script files (PHP, pl, CGI, etc) 
to a web server. This is vulnerability is caused by Apache's MIME module 
(mod_mime), which regards attack.php.rar as a normal PHP file and execute 
the file through mod_php module with the privilege of the HTTPD process.

Disclosure Timeline:
2004-12-08 Vulnerability found
2004-12-08 JSBoard developer notified
2004-12-09 Update version released
2004-12-15 Official release


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:advisory@stgsecurity.com> 
SSR Team.



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