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Title: Technote Inc Technote 'board' Function File Disclosure Vulnerability

Severity: HIGH

Description:

Technote Inc. offers a Multicommunication Package which includes a web board type of service.

A script that ships with Technote, print.cgi, accepts a parameter called "board". This remotely-supplied variable is used as a filename when the open() function is called. In addition to allowing the attacker to specify a file to be opened remotely, the variable is not checked for "../" character sequences. As a result, a malicious remote user can specify an arbitrary file on the file system as this variable (by using ../ sequences followed by its real path), which will be opened by the script. Its contents will then be disclosed to the attacker.

Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could lead to the disclosure of sensitive information and possibly assist in further attacks against the victim

It should be noted that the attacker may only read files which are accessible to the web-server process.

Affected Products:

  • Technote Technote 2000
  • Technote Technote 2001
  • Technote Technote Pro

References:

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