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Description |
Geeklog contains a flaw in the way it controls passwords and session control. If a remote user can obtain the password hashes (trivial through XSS attacks), they can store the information on their computer as their own cookie and automatically log in as arbitrary users. When changing "their" password, Geeklog does not ask for the old password as verification, allowing the remote attacker to effectively hijack any account.
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Classification |
Unknown or Incomplete
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Technical |
Note: This vulnerability can only be exploited in conjunction with another such as a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack. As of version 1.3.8-1sr4, there are no known/published XSS vulnerabilities in this version of Geeklog.
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Solution |
Currently, there are no known upgrades, patches, or workarounds available to correct this issue.
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Geeklog
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1.x |
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References |
- Related OSVDB ID:
2253
- Secunia Advisory ID:
9966
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Credit |
Unknown or Incomplete
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BlogsProvided by Technorati
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