Reflecting XSS vulnerability in CMS Croogo v.2.2.0

Posted by Steffen Rösemann on Jan 12

Advisory: Reflecting XSS vulnerability in CMS Croogo v.2.2.0
Advisory ID: SROEADV-2015-02
Author: Steffen Rösemann
Affected Software: CMS Croogo v.2.20
Vendor URL: https://croogo.org
Vendor Status: solved
CVE-ID: –

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Vulnerability Description:
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The filemanager functionality in the administrative backend of CMS Croogo
v. 2.2.0 is prone to reflecting XSS attacks.

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Technical…

Reflecting XSS vulnerability in CMS PHPKit WCMS v. 1.6.6

Posted by Steffen Rösemann on Jan 12

Advisory: Reflecting XSS vulnerability in CMS PHPKit WCMS v. 1.6.6
Advisory ID: SROEADV-2014-07
Author: Steffen Rösemann
Affected Software: CMS PHPKit WCMS v. 1.6.6 [Build: 1660014]
Vendor URL: http://www.phpkit.com/de/
Vendor Status: did not respond to issue
CVE-ID: –

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Vulnerability Description:
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The poll archive in the administrative backend of CMS PHPKit WCMS v. 1.6.6
is prone to…

WordPress plugin Pods <= 2.4.3 XSS and CSRF vulnerabilities

Posted by Pietro Oliva on Jan 12

Vulnerability title: WordPress plugin Pods <= 2.4.3 XSS and CSRF vulnerabilities
vulnerabilities
Author: Pietro Oliva
CVE: CVE-2014-7956, CVE-2014-7957
Product: pods
Affected version: pods <= 2.4.3
Vulnerabilities fixed in version: 2.5

XSS vulnerability (CVE-2014-7956, authentication is needed):
http://localhost/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pods&action=edit&id=4&quot

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