GHSA-VX85-MJ8C-4QM6 Apache Thrift Node.js static web server sandbox escape

The Apache Thrift Node.js static web server in versions 0.9.2 through 0.11.0 have been determined to contain a security vulnerability in which a remote user has the ability to access files outside the set webservers docroot path...

CVE-2018-11798: Insertion of Sensitive Information into Externally-Accessible File or Directory

The Apache Thrift Node.js static web server in versions 0.9.2 through 0.11.0 have been determined to contain a security vulnerability in which a remote user has the ability to access files outside the set webservers docroot path...

GHSA-9J5M-873F-XH76 Directory Traversal in static-html-server

Affected versions of static-html-server resolve relative file paths, resulting in a directory traversal vulnerability. A malicious actor can use this vulnerability to access files outside of the intended directory root, which may result in the disclosure of private files on the vulnerable system...

ritp directory traversal vulnerability

ritp is a static web server. A directory traversal vulnerability exists in ritp. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability by placing a '... /' sequence in a URL to gain access to the file system restricted access to files such as /etc/passwd...

CVE-2017-16198

ritp is a static web server. ritp is vulnerable to a directory traversal issue whereby an attacker can gain access to the file system by placing ../ in the URL. Access is restricted to files with a file extension, so files such as /etc/passwd are not accessible...

CVE-2017-16198

ritp is a static web server. ritp is vulnerable to a directory traversal issue whereby an attacker can gain access to the file system by placing ../ in the URL. Access is restricted to files with a file extension, so files such as /etc/passwd are not accessible...

CVE-2017-16198

CVE-2017-16198 affects ritp, a static web server. Documents in multiple sources describe a directory traversal vulnerability caused by crafting URLs with relative path sequences (e.g., ../../..). This can lead to disclosure of files outside the intended directory root (e.g., private files), with ...