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    [myimei]MyBB 1.0.2 XSS attack in search.php
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    [myimei]MyBB 1.0.2 XSS attack in search.php

    original advisory:
    http://myimei.com/security/2006-01-1...ore/index.html
    ---------------
    —————-Summary—————-
    Software: MyBB
    Sowtware’s Web Site: http://mybboard.com
    Versions: 1.0.2
    Class: Remote
    Status: patched in 1.0.3
    Exploit: Available
    Solution: Available
    Discovered by: imei
    Risk: low
    —————–Description—————
    mybb has a security bug that allows hacker to know that what is the table perfix value in database also can perform a XSS attack.
    bug is in result of leaving some unneeded codes in search.php file.
    ————–Exploit———————-
    go to this url in forum
    search.php?s=de1aaf9b&action=do_search&keywords=%3 Cscript%3E
    alert(1)%3C/script%3E&srchtype=3
    ————–Solution———————
    No Patch available.
    (bug reported to vendor today)
    ————–Credit———————–
    Discovered by: imei addmimistrator
    addmimistrator[4]gmail[O]com
    www.myimei.com
    security.myimei.com

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    Steven M. Christey
    [myimei]MyBB 1.0.2 XSS attack in search.php
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    Re: [myimei]MyBB 1.0.2 XSS attack in search.php


    The advisory says:

    >Status: patched in 1.0.3

    ....
    >?????Solution???????
    >No Patch available.
    >(bug reported to vendor today)


    I'm confused. One part of this advisory says there's a patch
    available, one part says there isn't. (By the way, this is an example
    of the "inconsistent" property of security advisories, in which most
    advisories are either incomplete, inaccurate, inconsistent, or
    incomprehensible, i.e. the Four I's principle)

    It does not appear to be fixed, or at least the MyBB community forums
    do not say anything.

    For those keeping track at home, this is a different attack vector
    than the sortby/sortorder (sorder) vectors identified by
    CVE-2006-0470, which also happened to affect search.php in MyBB 1.0.2,
    and appear to have been fixed by the vendor along with some other
    issues if you review the manual patch [1].

    - Steve

    [1] http://community.mybboard.net/showthread.php?tid=6418

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