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PostNuke Security Advisory 2005-5

  • Link to this postingPosted: 27.09.2005, 20:21
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    Anonymous posting via Comments module (used in PostNuke CMS < 0.761)

    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. A PostNuke CMS Development Team member discovered a vulnerability in the Comments module within the 0.7x release cycle.
    VULNERABILTIES
    - Anonymous users can add comments without being required to log in.

    SOLUTION
    It is recommended that all admins upgrade to PostNuke CMS Platinum
    Edition 0.761

    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 discovered by Devin Hayes (InvalidResponse)

    Drak [drak]
    PostNuke CMS Development Team

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    Regards,
    Simon

    itbegins.co.uk - PostNuke Consulting

    Please read the Support Guide

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