CVE-2014-10399

In CGILua, CVE-2014-10399 stems from the session.lua library using non-unique/weak session IDs across sessions. CGILua 5.1.x creates identical IDs per session, enabling remote hijacking; CGILua 5.0.x uses sequential IDs; 5.2 alpha releases also generate weak IDs. The vulnerability allows session ...

CVE-2014-2875

CVE-2014-2875 refers to the session.lua library in CGILua 5.2 alpha 1 and 5.2 alpha 2, which uses weak session IDs generated from OS time. This allows remote attackers to hijack arbitrary sessions via brute-force guessing. The issue is documented as a split from CVE-2014-10399 and CVE-2014-10400....

CVE-2014-10400

CVE-2014-10400 affects CGILua’s session.lua in 5.0.x, where sequential session IDs enable remote attackers to predict and hijack arbitrary sessions. The vulnerability stems from the use of predictable session IDs, as noted in the CVE description, and CVE-2014-10400 was SPLIT from CVE-2014-2875. P...