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Another hole in Cart32
From: bunny_69_1 () HOTMAIL COM (bunny_69_1 () HOTMAIL COM)
Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 13:36:07 -0000
Bunny69 - Security and more bunny_69_1 () hotmail com ------------------------------------------------------------ Discovered: 5/22/2000 16:33 By: Bunny69 Short Info: ----------- While messing around with Cart32, I discovered the following bug. (I must say that the existance of such bugs in eCarts is well known, but as far as I know it was never discovered in Cart32) Description: ----------- When a user clicks on a product he's interested in, he sees a form where he can add this product to his cart, the problem is that the price of the product is passed to the Cart32 system by a "hidden" HTML tag named Price. A simple edit of this field will permit a malicious attacker to buy products in the desired price (probably $0). Versions Affected: ------------------ Probably all versions. I checked versions 2.5a and 3.0. Exploit: ------- Exploiting this hole is extremly easy, one should simply save the web page of the desired product in his hard drive, edit the HTML source, change the price to 0, browse the page again and submit the form - voila, a nice new Porche 911 for the nice price of $1.99 :) Credits ------- Bunny69, Hiv. Thanks ------ rlogin, my mom. Disclaimer ----------- The information submitted above is for educational use only, any illegal use of this information is illegal and will get you busted, don't be a retard read this page, learn new stuff and never ever use this to harm people. ------------------------------------------------------------ Another nice hole discovered by Bunny69 bunny_69_1 () hotmail com
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