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CVE-2000-0045
MySQL allows local users to modify passwords for arbitrary MySQL users via the GRANT privilege...
raq2.admin.exploit.txt
To replicate this bug you must have Site Administrator access to one of the accounts on the server. When you go into the Site Management for a site and select the User Management option, you get a list of the usernames that have been setup for that account. The green pencil edit icon is a command...
Cobalt siteUserMod.cgi Arbitrary Password Modification
The Cobalt 'siteUserMod' CGI appears to be installed on the remote web server. Older versions of this CGI may allow a user with Site Administrator access to change the password of users on the system, such as Site Administrator or regular users, or the admin root user. Note that Nessus has only...