From: Carsten Eilers (ceilers-listsgmx.de)
Date: Thu Aug 17 2006 - 15:04:12 CDT

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Hi,

dr.t3rr0r1styahoo.com schrieb am Wed, 16 Aug 2006 21:51:24 +0000:

>$req = HTTP::Request->new(GET =>$bpath.
>'plugins/plugins.php?>type='.$cmdo.'?&'.$bcmd.'='.$cmd)
>or die "\n Could not connect !\n";

With other words: You want to use parameter 'type' in
plugins/plugins.php.

But in plugins/plugins.php we have

| <?
| 
| // add additional types to the below array.
| 
|  $avail_types = array('short', 'long');
|  $_SESSION['avail_types'] = $avail_types;
|  foreach ($avail_types as $type) {
|  include($type . ".plugin.php");
| }
| 
| 
| ?>

As you can see is $type set to values of $avail_types,
which is intialized two lines above. So there ist no
way to manipulate either $type or $avail_types.

So there is no vulnerability, here.

Regards
  Carsten

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