Ahmet Sabri ALPER

7 exploits Active since Oct 2002
EIP-2026-110932 EXPLOITDB text WRITEUP
PHPay 2.2 - Cross-Site Scripting
EIP-2026-110933 EXPLOITDB text WRITEUP
PHPay 2.2 - Multiple Full Path Disclosure Vulnerabilities
CVE-2002-0932 EXPLOITDB text WRITEUP
Luis Bernardo Myhelpdesk < 2002-05-09 - SQL Injection
SQL injection vulnerability in index.php for MyHelpDesk 20020509, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to conduct unauthorized activities via SQL code in the "id" parameter for the operations (1) detailticket, (2) editticket, or (3) updateticketlog.
CVE-2002-0931 EXPLOITDB text WRITEUP
Luis Bernardo Myhelpdesk < 2002-05-09 - XSS
Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in MyHelpDesk 20020509, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to execute script as other users via a (1) Title or (2) Description when a new ticket is created by a support assistant, via the "id" parameter to the index.php script with the (3) tickettime, (4) ticketfiles, or (5) updateticketlog operations, or (6) via the update section when a ticket is edited.
CVE-2002-0931 EXPLOITDB text WRITEUP
Luis Bernardo Myhelpdesk < 2002-05-09 - XSS
Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in MyHelpDesk 20020509, and possibly other versions, allows remote attackers to execute script as other users via a (1) Title or (2) Description when a new ticket is created by a support assistant, via the "id" parameter to the index.php script with the (3) tickettime, (4) ticketfiles, or (5) updateticketlog operations, or (6) via the update section when a ticket is edited.
CVE-2002-0962 EXPLOITDB text WRITEUP
Geeklog < 1.3.5 - XSS
Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in GeekLog 1.3.5 and earlier allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary script via (1) the url variable in the Link field of a calendar event, (2) the topic parameter in index.php, or (3) the title parameter in comment.php.
CVE-2002-0962 EXPLOITDB text WORKING POC
Geeklog < 1.3.5 - XSS
Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in GeekLog 1.3.5 and earlier allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary script via (1) the url variable in the Link field of a calendar event, (2) the topic parameter in index.php, or (3) the title parameter in comment.php.