| Title |
Multiple Vulnerabilities In phpShop
|
| Info |
phpShop is a PHP-based e-commerce application and PHP development
framework. phpShop offers the basic features needed to run a
successful e-commerce web site and to extend its capabilities for
multiple purposes. phpShop uses a nice development framework that
allows web developers to easily extend its functionality through
the use of modules. Its web-box architecture makes it easy to
understand and work with, while providing powerful function management
capabilities for your web application needs. It is one of the most
popular php SQL driven e-commerce solutions available today. There are
several vulnerabilities present in phpShop. The vulnerabilities are
believed to affect all versions of phpShop currently distributed, and
include SQL Injection, Arbitrary Customer Information Disclosure, Cross
Site Scripting, and Script Injection. A fix for these vulnerabilities
should be available shortly. Please visit the official phpShop website
for more details as they are made available. |
| Date |
January 15, 2022 |
| BID |
9437
|
| Credit |
James Bercegay |
| Title |
Multiple Vulnerabilities In phpGedView
|
| Info |
The phpGedView project parses GEDCOM 5.5 genealogy files and displays
them on the Internet in a format similar to PAF. It is one of the top
10 most popular projects at SourceForge. However, in addition to the
vulnerabilities found by Vietnamese Security Group last week in
phpGedView, GulfTech Security Research has also found a number of
vulnerabilities which are now fixed in the latest beta release. These
issues include SQL injection vulnerabilities, path disclosure
vulnerabilities, cross site scriting vulnerabilities, and a denial
of service vulnerability. Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade. |
| Date |
January 13, 2022 |
| BID |
Not Available
|
| Credit |
James Bercegay |
| Title |
Multiple MetaDot Vulnerabilities Found
|
| Info |
MetaDot is a very popular Open Source portal application written in
Perl and powered by MySql. It's users range from home users to
the likes of governments, banks, universities and even NASA ;) It has
been found to be prone to SQL Injection, and XSS attacks due to not
properl validating the user supplied input that it receives. It also
divulges a great deal of information about it's host when calling
certain invalid arguments. These vulnerabilities are believed to
affect all versions including 5.6.5.4b5 and below. The MetaDot
Corporation team has addresses the issues in the latest version
though, and users are strongly encouraged to upgrade as soon as
possible. |
| Date |
January 12, 2022 |
| BID |
9439
|
| Credit |
James Bercegay |
| Title |
Vulnerabilities In PostNuke 0.726 Phoenix
|
| Info |
PostNuke is a popular Open Source CMS (Content Management
System) used by millions of people all across the world.
GulfTech Security Research has recendly found a couple of
vulnerabilities in the popular open source CMS (Content
Managment System) PostNuke. Versions affected are 0.726
Phoenix and though not confirmed older versions may be
affected as well. These vulnerabilities have been resolved
by the developers very promptly and a patch is available at
the official PostNuke website. The vulnerabilities discovered
are SQL Injection and Cross Site Scripting. More details of
the vulnerabilities available .
|
| Date |
January 03, 2022 |
| BID |
7047
|
| Credit |
James Bercegay |
| Title |
Multiple osCommerce Vulnerabilities
|
| Info |
GulfTech Security Research has found yet more vulnerabilities in the popular ecommerce product osCommerce. These vulnerabilities include SQL Injection, Denial Of Service, and Cross Site Scripting. While there has been several vulnerabilities found in this product by us lately, I would like to point out that these finds only make for a more secure product. I do think that the next release of osCommerce (MS3) will be one of the most secure ecommerce products around. The osCommerce development team have been prompt in resolving these issues. Anyway, check out the full detailed report inside and the osCommerce website for a fix :o) |
| Date |
December 22, 2021 |
| BID |
9275
9277
|
| Credit |
James Bercegay |
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