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>From: Jim Geovedi <negative (at) magnesium (dot) net [email concealed]>

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>Subject: Re: PHPNuke viewpage.php allows Remote File retrieving

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>On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 11:59:26 -0600 DaiTengu wrote:

>> > viewpage.php is a part of PHPNuke.

>> > The Script allows an attacker to view all files on the System.

>> >

>> > Example:

>> >

>> > http://server.com/viewpage.php?file=/etc/passwd

>>

>> umm, what version of phpNuke is vulnerable to this? as far as I'm

>> aware, there has not been any viewpage.php since before 5.0...

>>

>> I beleive this was reported then as well.

>> reguardless, this is not true with 6.0

>

>it's repeatable on PHP-Nuke 6.5.

>

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> Jim Geovedi <negative (at) magnesium (dot) net [email concealed]>

>

I have the vanilla 6.5 and there is no viewpage.php file in the package

that I can find. Are you sure that this isn't in an addon? Or possibly

left over from a previous version that was never cleared out when phpnuke

was updated?

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