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Vulnerability in MG2 php based Image Gallery - bypass security, view password protected images

SecurityAlert : 128

CVE : CVE-2005-3432

SecurityRisk : Medium Security Risk Medium

(About)

Remote Exploit : Yes

Local Exploit : No

Exploit Given : Yes

Credit : Preben Nylokken

Published : 30.10.2005

Affected Software :

MG2 Image Gallery

Advisory Text :

The MG2 Image Gallery system has the ability to make create online
galleries. Even password protected once.

By manipulating url from a gallery, you are able to list out all pictures
in every gallery. Even though they are inside a password protected folder.

Sample manipulation could be:
www.yoursite.com/mg2/index.php?list=*&page=all

The "*" replaces the album number, showing every album.
The "all" command is an option programmed in the system to view all
pictures within a SINGLE gallery.

Those two combined, will expose any password protected images.

The system can be downloaded from:
http://www.minigal.dk/

Please credit find to: Preben Nylokken

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