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Daily web applications security vulnerabilities summary (PHP, ASP, JSP, CGI, Perl)
updated since 18.07.2008
Published: 18.07.2008
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SecurityVulns ID: 9156
Type: remote
Level: 5/10
Description: PHP inclusions, SQL injections, directory traversals, crossite scripting, information leaks, etc. CNCat: crossite scripting.

Affected: COMDEV : Comdev Web Blogger 4.1
COMMUNITYCMS : communitycms 0.1
DOKEOS : Dokeos E-Learning System 1.8
OPENPRO : openPro 1.3

Original document adv_(at)_e-rdc.org, [ECHO_ADV_100$2008] Comdev Web Blogger <= 4.1.3 (arcmonth) Sql Injection Vulnerability (18.07.2008)

Ghost hacker, openPro 1.3.1 (LIBPATH) Remote RFI Vulnerability (18.07.2008)

Digital Security Research Group [DSecRG], [DSECRG-08-029] Local File Include in Dokeos E-Learning System 1.8.5 (18.07.2008)

document n3tr00t3r_(at)_yahoo.com, communitycms-0.1 Remote File Includion (18.07.2008)

MustLive, Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities in CNCat (18.07.2008)

Files: Exploits communitycms-0.1 Remote File Inclusion
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