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🗓️ 22 Mar 2005 00:00:00Reported by FarhadKeyType 
packetstorm
 packetstorm
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BetaParticle CMS vulnerabilities, including database disclosure and unauthorized file upload/delet

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BetaParticle (bp) is a ASP CMS ( Blog + Gallery ).  
I found 2 vulnerabilities in BetaParticle.  
  
* http://example.com/bp : is BP path !  
  
1) BP Database Disclosure  
  
For version < 3.0  
  
Database path : http://example.com/bp/database/dbBlogMX.mdb  
  
you can download it and disclose the administrator username and password .  
  
Solution :  
Move your DB to outside the web root and correct DB physical path .  
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For version >= 3.0  
  
Database path : http://example.com/Blog.mdb  
*And BP path must be : http://example.com/bp/  
  
you can download it and disclose the administrator username and password .  
  
Solution :  
Move your DB to outside the web root and correct DB physical path .  
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2) Upload/Delete files and images without admin's password  
  
For version =< 3.0  
  
For uploading files go to upload.asp  
http://example.com/bp/upload.asp  
  
For deleting files go to myFiles.asp  
http://example.com/bp/myFiles.asp  
  
Solution :  
Using BP V 4.0  
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