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Geeklog 1.3.5 - Calendar Event Form Script Injection
Geeklog 1.3.5 - Calendar Event Form Script Injection source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/4974/info Geeklog does not sufficiently sanitize script code from form fields, making it prone to script injection attacks. Attacker-supplied script code may potentially end up in webpages generated by...
Geeklog 1.3.5 - Calendar Event Form Script Injection
source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/4974/info Geeklog does not sufficiently sanitize script code from form fields, making it prone to script injection attacks. Attacker-supplied script code may potentially end up in webpages generated by Geeklog and will execute in the browser of a user who...
Geeklog 1.3.5 - Multiple Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerabilities
source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/4969/info Geeklog does not filter script code from URL parameters, making it prone to cross-site scripting attacks. Attacker-supplied script code may be included in a malicious link to the 'index.php' or 'comment.php' script. Such a malicious link might b...
Geeklog 1.3.5 - Multiple Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerabilities
Geeklog 1.3.5 - Multiple Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerabilities source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/4969/info Geeklog does not filter script code from URL parameters, making it prone to cross-site scripting attacks. Attacker-supplied script code may be included in a malicious link to the...
CVE-2002-0096
The installation of Geeklog 1.3 creates an extra groupassignments record which is not properly deleted, which causes the first newly created user to be added to the GroupAdmin and UserAdmin groups, which could provide that user with administrative privileges that were not intended...
CVE-2002-0097
Geeklog 1.3 allows remote attackers to hijack user accounts, including the administrator account, by modifying the UID of a user's permanent cookie to the target account...
Cookie modification allows unauthenticated user login in Geeklog 1.3
A major security vulnerability exists in Geeklog 1.3, released on December 30th, 2001. When permanent cookies are enabled, as they are in a stock install, Geeklog stores a user's UID in a cookie upon successful login. This cookie is subsequently used during future visits to the site to...