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aradBlog Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities

Posted on 09 September 2010

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aradBlog Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
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Title            :  aradBlog Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities
  Affected Version :  &lt;= 1.2.8
  Discovery        :  www.abysssec.com
  Vendor       :  http://www.arad-itc.com/
  Impact           :  Critial
  Download Links   :  http://aradblog.codeplex.com/
  Admin Page       :  http://Example.com/login.aspx
 
Remotely Exploitable
    Yes
Locally Exploitable
    No
     
                      
   
  
Description :
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1- Remote Admin Access:
 
  In this latest of aradBlog you can access to Admin's dashboard with this virtual Path
  The value 'mainadmin' is a virtual path that defines in this DLL:  App_Web_eqzheiif.dll and  FastObjectFactory_app_web_eqzheiif class.
   
  Vulnerable code:
        ...
 
        public mainadmin_main_aspx()
         {
            this.AppRelativeVirtualPath = &quot;~/mainadmin/Main.aspx&quot;;
            ...
         } 
        ...
 
PoC:
 
  http://Exapmle.com/mainadmin/Main.aspx
   
 
 
2- Arbitrary File Upload
 
   you can upload any malicious file using this path:
 
   http://Example.com/mainadmin/downloads.aspx
 
  if you upload a shell.aspx for example,it will be in this path:
 
  shell.aspx  ---&gt;  http://Example.com/downloads/uploads/2010_7_25_shell.aspx  
   Note that : the value 2010_7_25 is the exact date of server.
 
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