11 matches found
EUVD-2019-6502
Malware in sbrugna...
CVE-2019-15516
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...
Cuberite Path Traversal Vulnerability
Cuberite is a lightweight, scalable multiplayer game server written in C++. A path traversal vulnerability exists in versions of Cuberite prior to 2019-06-11, which can be exploited by an attacker to access locations outside of a restricted directory...
CVE-2019-15516
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...
CVE-2019-15516
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...
Directory traversal
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...
CVE-2019-15516
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...
CVE-2019-15516
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...
CVE-2019-15516
CVE-2019-15516 concerns Cuberite prior to 2019-06-11. The vulnerability is a webadmin directory traversal caused by a flawed protection check that only removes a single â../â substring, potentially allowing an attacker to access locations outside a restricted directory. The description provides n...
PT-2019-14238
Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Cuberite versions prior to 2019-06-11 Description The issue allows directory traversal in the webadmin directory via ../ sequences because the protection mechanism only removes one ../ substring. Recommendations For versions prior to 2019-06-1...
CVE-2019-15516: Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory
Cuberite before 2019-06-11 allows webadmin directory traversal via ....// because the protection mechanism simply removes one ../ substring...