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Arrow  Topic :

LightBlog Remote File Upload Vulnerability


Arrow  SecurityAlert : 3617
Arrow  CVE : CVE-2008-0632
Arrow  SecurityRisk : High  Security Risk High  (About)
Arrow  Remote Exploit : Yes
Arrow  Local Exploit : No
Arrow  Exploit Available : Yes
Arrow  Credit : Omni
Arrow  Published : 06.02.2008

Arrow  Affected Software : LightBlog



Arrow  Advisory Content :  

LightBlog 9.5 - REMOTE FILE UPLOAD VULNERABILITY

by Omni

1) Infos

---------

Date : 2008-01-30

Product : LightBlog

Version : v 9.5

Vendor : http://www.publicwarehouse.co.uk/

Vendor Status :

2008-01-31 Informed!

2008-01-31 Patch received from vendor!

2008-02-01 Published!

Description : Lightblog provides webmasters who don't have SQL databases
with a fully featured blogging system. Using

text files to store data, there's no need for complicated installation
procedures or a potentially pricey

hosting bill.

Dork : "Powered by LightBlog" - Powered by LightBlog

Source : omnipresent - omni - http://omni.netsons.org

E-mail : omnipresent[at]NOSPAMemail[dot]it - omni[at]NOSPAMplayhack[dot]

Team : Playhack.net Security

2) Security Issues

-------------------

--- [ Remote File Upload Vulnerability ] ---

===============================================

A remote file upload vulnerability is present in LightBlog version 9.5.

Users without permissions are able to upload any kind of files, also .php;
so the attacker can upload their own remote PHP

shell.

The file vulnerable is: cp_upload_image.php, and you can find it under the
root directory of the blog uploaded. (shown

in the section PoC).

--- [ PoC ] ---

===============

http://localhost/light/cp_upload_image.php

Just look for your PHP shell, upload it (shell.php) and then use it:

http://localhost/light/images/shell.php

--- [ Patch ] ---

===============

- Edit the source code.

- use CHMOD

- Delete cp_upload_image.php

- Use the vendor patch.






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