phpCodeGenie header and footer command execution

phpcodegenie-header-footer-command-execution (17848) The risk level is classified as HighHigh Risk

Description:

phpCodeGenie could allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the system. A remote attacker could supply arbitrary code to a header or a footer, which would be written to a PHP file and executed when the script is accessed through the Web server. A remote attacker could exploit this vulnerability by hosting the malicious Web page on a Web site or sending it to a victim as an HTML email.


Consequences:

Gain Access

Remedy:

Upgrade to the latest version of phpCodeGenie (3.0.2 or later), available from the phpCodeGenie Web site. See References.

References:

  • phpCodeGenie Web site: phpCodeGenie - Database Driven Applicaitons Code Generator.
  • BID-11524: phpCodeGenie PHP Code Injection Vulnerability
  • CVE-2004-2538: Direct static code injection vulnerability in the PCG simple application generation in phpCodeGenie before 3.0.2 allows remote authenticated users to execute arbitrary code via the (1) header or (2) footer.
  • OSVDB ID: 11102: phpCodeGenie PCG Simple Application Customer Header/Footer Arbitrary Code Execution
  • SA12853: phpCodeGenie "Simple Application Generation" Code Execution Vulnerability
  • SECTRACK ID: 1011911: phpCodeGenie Lets Remote Authenticated Users Execute Arbitrary Commands on the Target System

Platforms Affected:

  • phpCodeGenie phpCodeGenie 3.0

Reported:

Oct 26, 2004

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