Vulnerability
eWave ServletExec
Affected
Unify eWave ServletExec
Description
Unify eWave ServletExec is a Java Server Pages (JSP) processing
environment which runs on IIS (amongst a variety of other
platforms and OS'). JSP is similar to ASP in that it allows
server-side source code to generate dynamic web pages for
presentation to web visitors. Like ASP, JSP source code pages
should not be visible.
Basically, if you visit a JSP generated via ServletExec such as;
http://dummysite/somepage.jsp
you will see a fully formed page according to the source JSP
instructions. Yet if you view the same page with a minor
modification, using upper case JSP at the end of the link;
http://dummysite/somepage.JSP
you will, instead, see the source code for the JSP in question.
Solution
According to Unify, all that is required to prevent this is to
use have installed a default Servlet which, for example, states
that the page requested is not found (or any other page you wish
to present when a JSP request is presented which does not
explicitly match some known JSP).
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