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[Hackers Center Security Group] Sqwebmail Http Splitting Vulnerability
Hackers Center Security Group http://www.hackerscenter.com/ Zinho's Security Advisory Desc: Http Splitting leads to email account stealing Product: SQWebmail Risk: High A dangerous http splitting attack can be taken against mailboxes that use Sqwebmail as web mail interface. Anyone can send a...
WordPress Blog HTTP Splitting Vulnerability
Exploit for unknown platform in category web applications =========================================== WordPress Blog HTTP Splitting Vulnerability =========================================== This script is C Tenable Network Security ifdescription scriptid15443; scriptbugtraqid11348; scriptversion...
WordPress Core 1.2 - HTTP Splitting
This script is C Tenable Network Security ifdescription scriptid15443; scriptbugtraqid11348; scriptversion "$Revision: 1.1 $"; name"english" = "WordPress HTTP Splitting Vulnerability"; scriptnameenglish:name"english"; desc"english" = " The remote host is running WordPress BLOG, a web blog manager...
WordPress 1.2 - HTTP Splitting
WordPress 1.2 - HTTP Splitting This script is C Tenable Network Security ifdescription scriptid15443; scriptbugtraqid11348; scriptversion "$Revision: 1.1 $"; name"english" = "WordPress HTTP Splitting Vulnerability"; scriptnameenglish:name"english"; desc"english" = " The remote host is running...
WordPress Blog HTTP Splitting Vulnerability
No description provided by source. This script is C Tenable Network Security ifdescription scriptid15443; scriptbugtraqid11348; scriptversion "$Revision: 1.1 $"; name"english" = "WordPress HTTP Splitting Vulnerability"; scriptnameenglish:name"english"; desc"english" = " The remote host is running...
YaBB 1 Gold < 1.3.2 Multiple Input Validation Vulnerabilities
The remote host is using the YaBB 1 Gold web forum software. According to its version number, the remote version of this software is vulnerable to various input validation issues which may allow an attacker to perform cross-site scripting or HTTP splitting attacks against the remote host...