ImpressCMS 1.4.2 Path Traversal

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ImpressCMS <= 1.4.2 (image-edit.php) Path Traversal Vulnerability  
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[-] Software Link:  
  
https://www.impresscms.org  
  
  
[-] Affected Versions:  
  
Version 1.4.2 and prior versions.  
  
  
[-] Vulnerability Description:  
  
The vulnerability is located in the   
/libraries/image-editor/image-edit.php script:  
  
161. if (@copy ( ICMS_IMANAGER_FOLDER_PATH . '/temp/' .   
$simage_temp, $categ_path . $simage->getVar ( 'image_name' ) )) {  
162. if (@unlink ( ICMS_IMANAGER_FOLDER_PATH . '/temp/' .   
$simage_temp )) {  
163. $msg = _MD_AM_DBUPDATED;  
  
[...]  
  
190. } else {  
191. if (copy ( ICMS_IMANAGER_FOLDER_PATH . '/temp/' .   
$simage_temp, $categ_path . $imgname )) {  
192. @unlink ( ICMS_IMANAGER_FOLDER_PATH . '/temp/' .   
$simage_temp );  
193. }  
  
User input passed through the "image_temp" parameter is not properly   
sanitized before being used in a call to the unlink() function at lines   
162 and 192. This can be exploited by authenticated attackers to carry   
out Path Traversal attacks and delete arbitrary files in the context of   
the web server process. This vulnerability could be exploited also to   
disclose the content of arbitrary files in case the web server allows   
for directory listing.  
  
[-] Solution:  
  
Upgrade to version 1.4.3 or later.  
  
  
[-] Disclosure Timeline:  
  
[19/01/2021] - Vendor notified through HackerOne  
[29/01/2021] - Vulnerability acknowledged by the vendor  
[03/02/2021] - CVE number assigned  
[06/02/2022] - Version 1.4.3 released  
[22/03/2022] - Public disclosure  
  
  
[-] CVE Reference:  
  
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures project (cve.mitre.org)  
has assigned the name CVE-2021-26601 to this vulnerability.  
  
  
[-] Credits:  
  
Vulnerability discovered by Egidio Romano.  
  
  
[-] Other References:  
  
https://hackerone.com/reports/1081878  
  
  
[-] Original Advisory:  
  
http://karmainsecurity.com/KIS-2022-02  
  
  
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