When you are logged in with an account, you need edit the cookie of the site and change the value where your username is and replace it for the victim's username (example: Administrator).
The forum doesn't have a md5 password encryption and have a low security.
Example:
http://my-forum.org/moddatos.php?id=FORUMID&usuario=USERNAME
Change 'FORUMID' and 'USERNAME' and you can edit the profile of a user. Open the source code and search:
I discovered a security issue that affects the following my-forum.org release:
FOROS v.3.2 - http://my-forum.org/index.php?id=Ingles
When you are logged in with an account, you need edit the cookie of the site and change the value where your username is and replace it for the victim's username (example: Administrator).
The forum doesn't have a md5 password encryption and have a low security.
Example:
http://my-forum.org/moddatos.php?id=FORUMID&usuario=USERNAME
Change 'FORUMID' and 'USERNAME' and you can edit the profile of a user. Open the source code and search:
<td width="60%" height=12><input name=password type=password id=password3
After that, you can get the username password
value="USERNAMEPASSWORD" maxlength=200></td>
</tr>
This bug was dicovered by:
Username: Black Angel
Mail and MSN Messenger: theblackdemon (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]
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