Title: ACP3 Multiple Input Validation Vulnerabilities
Severity: MODERATE
Description:
ACP3 is a PHP-based content manager.
The application is prone to input-validation vulnerabilities because it fails to sufficiently sanitize user-supplied data. Fourteen vulnerabilities were reported.
Cross-site scripting issues (nine)
The following scripts and variables are affected:
'contact/contact/index.php' : 'form[mail]'
'search/list/action_search/index.php' : 'form[mods][]' and 'form[search_term]'
'modules/dl/download.php' : 'id'
'news/list/index.php' : 'form[cat]'
'news/details/id_##/action_create/index.php' : 'form[cat]', 'form[name]', and 'form[message]'
'newsletter/create/index.php' : 'form[mail]'
SQL-injection issues (four)
The following scripts and variables are affected:
'feeds.php' : 'mode'
'news/list/index.php' : 'form[cat]'
'news/details/id_##/action_create/index.php' : 'form[cat]'
'search/list/action_search/index.php' : 'form[mods][]'
In addition, a cookie-manipulation vulnerability with an unspecified impact was reported to affect the 'form[search_term]' variable of 'search/list/action_search/index.php'.
A successful exploit may allow an attacker to steal cookie-based authentication credentials, compromise the application, access or modify data, or exploit latent vulnerabilities in the underlying database implementation.
Affected Products:
- ACP3 ACP3 4.0 b3
References:
- ACP3: ACP3 Homepage
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