>Upon refering to index.html directory listing of the folder is printed:
>http://<host>/index.html - directory listing
>http://<host>/cgi-bin/
>http://<host>/users/
This is a user configuration issue, NOT A BUG. If the user enables the option 'Directory browsing', then any folder that does not have an index files can be viewed. This is by design.
>Local Path Disclosure:
>-------------------------------
>Inside the mail login form, the local path of the server's folder is
From our testing this is a false vulnerability. We have been unable to replicate this issue. We have sent an e-mail to Rafel Ivgi for more information, but Rafel has not supplied us verifiable proof.
>Directory Listing:
>-----------------------
>Upon refering to index.html directory listing of the folder is printed:
>http://<host>/index.html - directory listing
>http://<host>/cgi-bin/
>http://<host>/users/
This is a user configuration issue, NOT A BUG. If the user enables the option 'Directory browsing', then any folder that does not have an index files can be viewed. This is by design.
>Local Path Disclosure:
>-------------------------------
>Inside the mail login form, the local path of the server's folder is
>specified.
>http://<host>/mail/
><input type="hidden" name="Mail602Dir" value="C:\LANSUITE">
This has been confirmed and fixed in 602LAN SUITE 2004.
You can obtain the latest version at:
http://www.software602.com/download/
>Cross Site Scripting:
>----------------------------
>When reffering to index.html as folder, text and script injection is
>available.
>http://<host>/index.html/<script>alert('XSS')</script>
From our testing this is a false vulnerability. We have been unable to replicate this issue. We have sent an e-mail to Rafel Ivgi for more information, but Rafel has not supplied us verifiable proof.
Regards,
Brandon Sturgeon
Product Manager
Software602, Inc.
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http://www.software602.com
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