Login or Register :: Home :: Search :: Your Account :: Forums :: Waraxe Advisories :: Tools :: October 24, 2024 Menu Home Logout Discussions Forums Members List IRC chat Tools Base64 coder MD5 hash CRC32 checksum ROT13 coder SHA-1 hash URL-decoder Sql Char Encoder Affiliates y3dips ITsec Md5 Cracker User Manuals AlbumNow Content Content Sections FAQ Top Info Feedback Recommend Us Search Journal Your Account User Info Welcome, Anonymous Nickname Password (Register) Membership: Latest: MichaelSnaRe New Today: 0 New Yesterday: 0 Overall: 9144 People Online: Visitors: 114 Members: 0 Total: 114 Full disclosure SEC Consult SA-20241015-0 :: Multiple Vulnerabilities in Rittal IoT Interface & CMC III Processing Unit (CVE-2024-47943, CVE-2024-47944, CVE-2024-47945) CVE-2024-48939: Unauthorized enabling of API in Paxton Net2software SEC Consult SA-20241009-0 :: Local Privilege Escalation via MSI installer in Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect (CVE-2024-9473) APPLE-SA-10-03-2024-1 iOS 18.0.1 and iPadOS 18.0.1 Some SIM / USIM card security (and ecosystem) info SEC Consult SA-20240930-0 :: Local Privilege Escalation via MSI Installer in Nitro PDF Pro (CVE-2024-35288) Backdoor.Win32.Benju.a / Unauthenticated Remote CommandExecution Backdoor.Win32.Prorat.jz / Remote Stack Buffer Overflow (SEH) Backdoor.Win32.Amatu.a / Remote Arbitrary File Write (RCE) Backdoor.Win32.Agent.pw / Remote Stack Buffer Overflow (SEH) Backdoor.Win32.Boiling / Remote Command Execution Defense in depth -- the Microsoft way (part 88): a SINGLEcommand line shows about 20, 000 instances of CWE-73 SEC Consult SA-20240925-0 :: Uninstall Password Bypass in BlackBerry CylanceOPTICS Windows Installer Package (CVE-2024-35214) Apple iOS 17.2.1 - Screen Time Passcode Retrieval (MitigationBypass) CyberDanube Security Research 20240919-0 | Multiple Vulnerabilities in Netman204 IT Security and Insecurity Portal www.waraxe.us Forum Index -> PhpNuke -> PHP Nuke 7.7 View previous topic :: View next topic PHP Nuke 7.7 Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 10:38 am engagedb Regular user Joined: Jul 10, 2005 Posts: 7 Firstly, I'd like to thank WarAxe for providing us with this website where himself and many others have provided information that I've personally used to fix many holes I had no idea existed in PhpNuke, PhpBB, and others. The reason I registered to post here, is my concern about PhpNuke 7.7 Numerous web sites and forums are complaining about its weaknesses, and none of its strength, I figured maybe I'm looking in the wrong places.. I'm posting here to ask simply, are they just trying to disrepute this version? Where is the proof? Where is the truth? And most importantly if they know SO many holes, where is the FIX? ... I guess my main question is, Is PhpNuke 7.7 secure, or isn't it. I don't want to use it or have my clients using it, if it is truely as bad as I read. -Thanks for your time And keep up the great work. (and another note, I read your post WarAxe, about Francisco taking your fix and removing the Credit, I agree he shouldn't have done it, I'd be equally angry) Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 12:51 pm sp3x Valuable expert Joined: Feb 15, 2005 Posts: 10 the code is open so there will be always some bugs..... There is no public script that is 100% safe PHPNuke is not secure.... why ? because a lot of code in some places are weak.... and i think the main problem of phpnuke is that they create filters to xss and sql inj that can be bypassed.... ok filter fine but why they also do not use php functions ... for example : addslashes or htmlspecialchars. And another problem of phpnuke is that the phpnuke team ignore such bugs ( for example XSS) , they IGNORE the SECURITY in this script.... And for the fix you must wait long time... or write fix yourself that is my opinion Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 2:51 pm y3dips Valuable expert Joined: Feb 25, 2005 Posts: 281 Location: Indonesia sp3x wrote: the code is open so there will be always some bugs..... There is no public script that is 100% safe PHPNuke is not secure.... why ? because a lot of code in some places are weak.... and i think the main problem of phpnuke is that they create filters to xss and sql inj that can be bypassed.... ok filter fine but why they also do not use php functions ... for example : addslashes or htmlspecialchars. And another problem of phpnuke is that the phpnuke team ignore such bugs ( for example XSS) , they IGNORE the SECURITY in this script.... And for the fix you must wait long time... or write fix yourself that is my opinion hum, im not agree with your statement , about "the code is open so there will be always some bugs" closed program also has it, even worst! the closed operating system more n more worst about it the code is open , yes many people will help to find the bug , but the patch found as quickly they found the bug , n the software are become more "relatively" secure . i think the problem is , PHP nuke has grown too far, many proggrammer attach their module without doing any "security check" . i think thats the amin problem CMIIW _________________ IO::y3dips->new(http://clog.ammar.web.id); Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 3:13 pm waraxe Site admin Joined: May 11, 2004 Posts: 2407 Location: Estonia, Tartu Welcome aboard, engagedb Some of my thoughts: 1. Freeware/Opensource soft can be very secure and with great functionality, if it's have been in developement long time and if there are lot's of people, who contribute their free time to improve the product. Good examples - linux kernel, apache webserver. Of course, there are always new security bugs to come out, but those products are very secure and stable in summary. It's result of the years long work by thousands of volunteers. As time goes by and new bugs have been discovered in phpBB, then in result it will be more and more secure and stable. You know - if it is not killing you, then it will make you stronger 2. Phpnuke - it is written insecurely from the beginning. Just look at very old phpnuke versions, like 4.x and 5.x and you will find very funny security bugs. Seems like oldest nuke versions were absolutely unsecured. Even phpnuke 6.x was full of sql injection cases. Some security has been started developing from 7.0 version, i think. Now, all the thousands programmers, who are writing any kind of addons, modules, blocks, hacks, etc for phpnuke - they will look at original code and then program stuff in same way - insecure way. I have seen phpnuke driven websites with newest phpnuke version, all pathes applied to engine, 3 or even 4 "antihack" systems installed and by closer look you can see VERY INSECURE modules in use - modules, where programmer has absolutely no clue about single quotes and stuff. That's sad ... 3. Phpnuke 7.7 - i think, that i will take soon closer look at this specific nuke version. Let's see, what can i find out Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 11:28 am engagedb Regular user Joined: Jul 10, 2005 Posts: 7 Thanks for the welcome I'd like to say yes I've seen the same thing, a friend of mine used 4 phpNuke anti-hack scripts, and had taken advantage of renaming the Admin.php file, he got hacked and wanted to know how it happened, we found the bug (I can't remember now, was some weeks ago). And we also noticed one thing that really struck my fancy. On the Php Nuke site they had posted about how the readme failed to mention you need to add the new Admin.php filename to Robots.txt, although if you do that, then anyone can simply go to www.sitename.com/robots.txt and see the name. Very confusing as to what the purpose is to even bothering hiding the filename? Lol. Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:21 pm waraxe Site admin Joined: May 11, 2004 Posts: 2407 Location: Estonia, Tartu engagedb wrote: On the Php Nuke site they had posted about how the readme failed to mention you need to add the new Admin.php filename to Robots.txt, although if you do that, then anyone can simply go to www.sitename.com/robots.txt and see the name. Very confusing as to what the purpose is to even bothering hiding the filename? Lol. That's good one I remember, that one of the RIAA hacking cases started with looking at robots.txt : http://www.wbglinks.net/pages/reads/wbgreads/hacksexplained/hacksexplained05.html Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:44 pm engagedb Regular user Joined: Jul 10, 2005 Posts: 7 Lol ! 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