CVE-2009-3424
MaxCMS 3.11.20b - Remote Code Execution via Multiple PHP File Inclusion Parameters
Title source: llmExploitation Summary
EIP tracks 1 public exploit for CVE-2009-3424. PoCs published by NoGe.
AI-analyzed exploit summary This exploit demonstrates a Remote File Inclusion (RFI) vulnerability in MAXcms - Databay Content Management System version 3.11.20b. It lists multiple vulnerable parameters across various files that can be exploited to include remote files, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution.
Description
Multiple PHP remote file inclusion vulnerabilities in MaxCMS 3.11.20b, when register_globals is enabled, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code via a URL in the (1) is_projectPath parameter to includes/InstantSite/inc.is_root.php; GLOBALS[thCMS_root] parameter to (2) classes/class.Tree.php, (3) includes/inc.thcms_admin_mediamanager.php, and (4) modul/mod.rssreader.php; is_path parameter to (5) class.tasklist.php, (6) class.thcms.php, (7) class.thcms_content.php, (8) class.thcms_modul_parent.php, (9) class.thcms_page.php, and (10) class.thcsm_user.php in classes/; and (11) includes/InstantSite/class.Tree.php; and thCMS_root parameter to (12) classes/class.thcms_modul.php; (13) inc.page_edit_tasklist.php, (14) inc.thcms_admin_overview_backup.php, and (15) inc.thcms_edit_content.php in includes/; and (16) class.thcms_modul_parent_xml.php, (17) mod.cmstranslator.php, (18) mod.download.php, (19) mod.faq.php, (20) mod.guestbook.php, (21) mod.html.php, (22) mod.menu.php, (23) mod.news.php, (24) mod.newsticker.php, (25) mod.rss.php, (26) mod.search.php, (27) mod.sendtofriend.php, (28) mod.sitemap.php, (29) mod.tagdoc.php, (30) mod.template.php, (31) mod.test.php, (32) mod.text.php, (33) mod.upload.php, and (34) mod.users.php in modul/.
Exploits (1)
This exploit demonstrates a Remote File Inclusion (RFI) vulnerability in MAXcms - Databay Content Management System version 3.11.20b. It lists multiple vulnerable parameters across various files that can be exploited to include remote files, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution.