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This module exploits an arbitrary command execution vulnerability in the Barracuda Spam Firewall appliance. Versions prior to 3.1.18 are vulnerable.
This module exploits a vulnerability in the history component of TWiki. By passing a 'rev' parameter containing shell metacharacters to the TWikiUsers script, an attacker can execute arbitrary OS commands.
The QuickTime Streaming Server contains a CGI script that is vulnerable to metacharacter injection, allow arbitrary commands to be executed as root.
This module exploits two arbitrary PHP code execution flaws in the phpBB forum system. The problem is that the 'highlight' parameter in the 'viewtopic.php' script is not verified properly and will allow an attacker to inject arbitrary code via preg_replace(). This vulnerability was introduced in revision 3076, and finally fixed in revision 5166. According to the 'tags' within their tree, this corresponds to versions 2.0.4 through 2.0.15 (inclusive).
This module exploits a command execution vulnerability in the PGP plugin of SquirrelMail. Reading an email in SquirrelMail with the PGP plugin activated is enough to compromise the underlying server.
This module exploits an arbitrary command execution vulnerability in the HP OpenView connectedNodes.ovpl CGI application. The results of the command will be displayed to the screen.
This module exploits an arbitrary command execution vulnerability in the AWStats CGI script. AWStats v6.4 and v6.5 are vulnerable. Perl based payloads are recommended with this module. The vulnerability is only present when AllowToUpdateStatsFromBrowser is enabled in the AWstats configuration file (non-default).
TikiWiki contains a flaw that may allow a malicious user to execute arbitrary PHP code. The issue is triggered due to the jhot.php script not correctly verifying uploaded files. It is possible that the flaw may allow arbitrary PHP code execution by uploading a malicious PHP script resulting in a loss of integrity.
This module combines three separate issues within The Simple PHP Blog (<= 0.4.0) application to upload arbitrary data and thus execute a shell. The first vulnerability exposes the hash file (password.txt) to unauthenticated users. The second vulnerability lies within the image upload system provided to logged-in users; there is no image validation function in the blogger to prevent an authenticated user from uploading any file type. The third vulnerability occurs within the blog comment functionality, allowing arbitrary files to be deleted.
This module exploits an arbitrary code execution flaw discovered in many implementations of the PHP XML-RPC module. This flaw is exploitable through a number of PHP web applications, including but not limited to Drupal, Wordpress, Postnuke, and TikiWiki.
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