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[UNIX] phpAdsNew and phpPgAds Multiple Vulnerabilities

Subject: [UNIX] phpAdsNew and phpPgAds Multiple Vulnerabilities
Date: 27 Mar 2006 19:06:41 +0200
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  phpAdsNew and phpPgAds Multiple Vulnerabilities
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SUMMARY

 <http://phpadsnew.com/two/> phpAdsNew is "an open-source ad server, with 
an integrated banner management interface and tracking system for 
gathering statistics."  <http://phpadsnew.com/two/> phpPgAds is "a port of 
phpAdsNew that uses PostgreSQL as its database backend, instead of MySQL." 
Both phpAdsNew and phpPgAds products have been found to contain 
HTML/JavaScript injection vulnerabilities.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * phpAdsNew version 2.0.7
 * phpPgAds version 2.0.7

Immune Systems:
 * phpAdsNew version 2.0.8
 * phpPgAds version 2.0.8

HTML injection / Cross-site scripting in the admin interface
Some scripts inside the admin interface were displaying parameters 
collected by the delivery scripts without proper sanitizing or escaping. 
The delivery scripts have public access, while the admin interface is 
restricted to logged in users. An attacker could inject HTML/XSS code 
which could be displayed/executed in a later time inside the admin 
interface.

Solution:
Upgrade to phpAdsNew or phpPgAds version 2.0.8.

HTML injection / Cross-site scripting in the login form
The login form was sending back to the browser the unmodified query 
string, making possible for an attacker to inject HTML/XSS code by using a 
specifically crafted URL.

Solution:
Upgrade to phpAdsNew or phpPgAds version 2.0.8.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:matteo@beccati.com> Matteo 
Beccati.



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