CVE-2014-9043

The userldap aka LDAP user and group backend application in ownCloud before 5.0.18, 6.x before 6.0.6, and 7.x before 7.0.3 allows remote attackers to bypass authentication via a null byte in the password and a valid user name, which triggers an unauthenticated bind...

CVE-2014-9049

The documents application in ownCloud Server 6.x before 6.0.6 and 7.x before 7.0.3 allows remote authenticated users to obtain all valid session IDs via an unspecified API method...

CVE-2014-9045

The FTP backend in userexternal in ownCloud Server before 5.0.18 and 6.x before 6.0.6 allows remote attackers to bypass intended authentication requirements via a crafted password...

CVE-2014-9046

The OCUtil::getUrlContent function in ownCloud Server before 5.0.18, 6.x before 6.0.6, and 7.x before 7.0.3 allows remote attackers to read arbitrary files via a file:// protocol...

Stored XSS in "bookmarks" application - ownCloud

Due to not sanitising all user provided input, the "bookmarks" application shipped with the below mentioned ownCloud versions is vulnerable to a stored Cross-site scripting attack. The "bookmarks" application is disabled by default. Abusing this vulnerability requires the user to import a malicio...

CSRF in "bookmarks" application - ownCloud

Due to not verifying the CSRF token on the import functionality of the "bookmarks" application, it was vulnerable against CSRF attacks. The "bookmarks" application is disabled by default. An unauthenticated attacker could have used this to import bookmarks into the "bookmarks" application if the...

Local file disclosure due to the preview system - ownCloud

ownCloud includes a preview system which generates the small thumbnails shown in the file list of the web interface. This functionality can be controlled with the enablepreviews switch in config.php and is enabled by default. Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities have been found within the preview...

ACLs not properly enforced in "documents" application - ownCloud

The "documents" application is a collaborative web-based online editor for ODT files. Using this application you can easily share and collaborate on office documents. This application uses strong and very long random "Session IDs" to limit access to specific resources. Knowledge of this ID allows...

Bypass of shared files password protection in "documents" application - ownCloud

The "documents" application is a collaborative web-based online editor for ODT files. Using this application you can easily share and collaborate on office documents. Due to missing access control within the API of this application, the password-protection of shared files can be bypassed. Affecte...

Potential local file disclosure - ownCloud

ownCloud offers the OCUtil::getUrlContent to developers. Using this function applications can download content from remote websites. Due to a newly introduced bug in this functionality it was following redirects to other protocols such as file://. Thus, an attacker may be able to gain access to...

Login bypass when using the external FTP user backend - ownCloud

ownCloud provides multiple user backends that can be used to authenticate users. One of those backend providers is "userexternal", which authenticates users against FTP, IMAP or SMB servers. This is mainly useful when it is not possible to authenticate against an LDAP server. The FTP backend...

Local Path Disclosure when using Asset Pipeline - ownCloud

ownCloud 7 introduced the so-called "Asset Pipeline". It is disabled by default, but can be enabled by setting asset-pipeline.enabled to true in config.php When the setting is enabled ownCloud concatenates all CSS and JS files into a single large blob file. Thus the amount of initial required...

Login bypass when using user_ldap due to unauthenticated binds - ownCloud

"userldap" in the web-interface called "LDAP user and group backend" is an optional authentication backend for ownCloud for using LDAP users and groups within the ownCloud web application. The ownCloud team has discovered a vulnerability within the "userldap" application which, depending on the...

Server: Potential local file disclosure

ownCloud offers the OCUtil::getUrlContent to developers. Using this function applications can download content from remote websites. Due to a newly introduced bug in this functionality it was following redirects to other protocols such as file://. Thus, an attacker may be able to gain access to...

Server: Local file disclosure due to the preview system

ownCloud includes a preview system which generates the small thumbnails shown in the file list of the web interface. This functionality can be controlled with the enablepreviews switch in config.php and is enabled by default. Multiple unspecified vulnerabilities have been found within the preview...

Server: Local Path Disclosure when using Asset Pipeline

ownCloud 7 introduced the so-called "Asset Pipeline". It is disabled by default, but can be enabled by setting asset-pipeline.enabled to true in config.php When the setting is enabled ownCloud concatenates all CSS and JS files into a single large blob file. Thus the amount of initial required...

Server: CSRF in "bookmarks" application

Due to not verifying the CSRF token on the import functionality of the "bookmarks" application, it was vulnerable against CSRF attacks. The "bookmarks" application is disabled by default. An unauthenticated attacker could have used this to import bookmarks into the "bookmarks" application if the...

Server: Stored XSS in "bookmarks" application

Due to not sanitising all user provided input, the "bookmarks" application shipped with the below mentioned ownCloud versions is vulnerable to a stored Cross-site scripting attack. The "bookmarks" application is disabled by default. Abusing this vulnerability requires the user to import a malicio...

Server: Login bypass when using user_ldap due to unauthenticated binds

"userldap" in the web-interface called "LDAP user and group backend" is an optional authentication backend for ownCloud for using LDAP users and groups within the ownCloud web application. The ownCloud team has discovered a vulnerability within the "userldap" application which, depending on the...

Server: Login bypass when using the external FTP user backend

ownCloud provides multiple user backends that can be used to authenticate users. One of those backend providers is "userexternal", which authenticates users against FTP, IMAP or SMB servers. This is mainly useful when it is not possible to authenticate against an LDAP server. The FTP backend...