Re: "Simple PHP Newsletter" Remote Admin Password Change With install path

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So, essentially this threat can be removed by simply deleting the
"install" directory, which is common practice when installing web
applications?

On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:03 AM,  <cseye_ut@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> #####################################################################################
> #### "Simple PHP Newsletter" Remote Admin Password Change With ####
> #### install path ####
> #####################################################################################
> # #
> # Author: alieye #
> # #
> # class : remote #
> # #
> # E-mail: cseye_ut@xxxxxxxxx #
> # #
> # greetz: C.S.Eye Security Team members #
> # #
> # We Are: Alieye , Z0d14c , Bully13 , Stanly , Safety & All Iranian Hackers #
> # #
> # Site : www.gcmt.vcp.ir , blog : www.cseye.blogfa.com #
> #####################################################################################
>
> download : http://quirm.net/download/23/
>
>
> Dork : intitle:"News list Administration panel" or "Simple PHP Newsletter"
>
>
> Example :
>
>
> 1. Go to url : target.com/newsletter/admin.php or target.com/mailer/admin.php
>
> 2. Clean admin.php and Go to target.com/newsletter/install/install1.php or target.com/mailer/install/install1.php
>
> 3. Write new password for admin and click next stage
>
> 4. finish install
>
> 5. Go to url : target.com/newsletter/admin.php or target.com/mailer/admin.php
>
> 5. Login admin with new password
>
> Date : 03/29/2011
>


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