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PHPVidz 0.9.5 Database Disclosure

🗓️ 18 May 2010 00:00:00Reported by Michael BrooksType 
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PHPVidz 0.9.5 Database Disclosure. Administrative password stored in visible file

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`Original Advisory:http://blog.sitewat.ch/2010/05/phpvidz-administrative-password.html  
  
Affecting: phpvidz 0.9.5  
Vulnerability: Administrative Password Disclosure   
Vendor's Homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpvidz/  
Date: May 15th 2010  
Researcher: Michael Brooks  
  
  
phpvidz does not use a SQL database. Instead it uses a system of flat files to maintain application state. The administrative password is stored within the following file and is included during runtime. Because this file has a .inc extension it is viewable by the attacker.   
  
To exploit this issue visit this url:  
http://localhost/phpvidz_0.9.5/includes/init.inc  
By default the password is the following constant:  
define ('ADMINPASSWORD' , '0000' );  
This password can be used to login here (A username is not required):  
http://localhost/phpvidz_0.9.5/admin.php  
`

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18 May 2010 00:00Current
7.4High risk
Vulners AI Score7.4
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