Jupiter CMS allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information via a direct request for (1) includes/functions.php, (2) modules/registe
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- None on Exploit-DB, Metasploit or GitHub
Summary
Jupiter CMS allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information via a direct request for (1) includes/functions.php, (2) modules/register.php, (3) modules/poll.php, (4) modules/panel.php, (5) modules/pm.php, (6) modules/news.php, (7) modules/templates_change.php, (8) modules/users.php, (9) modules/misc.php, (10) modules/masspm.php, (11) modules/mass-email.php, (12) modules/main-nav.php, (13) modules/login.php, (14) modules/layout.php, (15) modules/hq.php, (16) modules/forum.php, (17) modules/forum-admin.php, (18) modules/events.php, (19) modules/emoticons.php, (20) modules/download.php, (21) modules/blocks.php, (22) modules/ban.php, (23) modules/badwords.php, (24) modules/ads.php, or (25) modules/admin.php, which reveals the installation path in various error messages. NOTE: The modules/online.php vector is already covered by CVE-2006-1679.
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