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PostNuke Security Advisory 2005-4

  • Link to this postingPosted: 27.09.2005, 20:21
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    Local file inclusion via pn_bbcode (third party library used in PostNuke CMS 0.760)

    DESCRIPTION
    PostNuke CMS is an open source, open development content management system (CMS). PostNuke CMS is still undergoing development but a large number of core functions are now stabilising and a complete API for third-party developers (including ADODB database abstraction and Smarty templating) is in place. The PostNuke CMS Development Team was notified about a security issue within the current .760 stable package relating to the pn_bbcode module which uses the GeSHi library.

    VULNERABILTIES
    - Local file inclusion via GeSHi library contained in the pn_bbcode library

    SOLUTION
    It is recommended that all admins remove
    ./modules/pn_bbcode/pnincludes/contrib/example.php
    from the filesystem.
    Additionally PostNuke CMS Platinum Edition 0.761 contains an updated version of GeSHi.

    The hash sums for the PostNuke CMS Platinum Edition 0.761 are:

    MD5
    4b76e09c507db0224d34fc448e7efb91 PostNuke-0.761.tar.gz
    c4090097b26caa38115540e24378e9b4 PostNuke-0.761.zip

    SHA1
    b69d9bfabb5c8641e4b5dd9e9ee6f5803d86c41d PostNuke-0.761.tar.gz
    79869b9a7003ac9046788cebad23135f68eef648 PostNuke-0.761.zip

    Download from http://downloads.postnuke.com

    CREDITS
    The exploit was originally found by Maksymilian Arciemowicz ( cXIb8O3 ) and was reported via security contact.


    Drak [drak]
    PostNuke CMS Development Team

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    Simon

    itbegins.co.uk - PostNuke Consulting

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