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vendor:

Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware

by:

Egidio Romano aka EgiX

7.2

CVSS

HIGH

Remote PHP Code Injection

CWE

Product Name: Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware

Affected Version From: 8.2

Affected Version To: 8.2

Patch Exists: YES

Related CWE: CVE-2011-4558

CPE: a:tiki_wiki_cms_groupware:tiki_wiki_cms_groupware

Metasploit: N/A

Other Scripts: N/A

Tags: N/A

CVSS Metrics: N/A

Nuclei References: N/A

Nuclei Metadata: N/A

Platforms Tested: None

2011

Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware <= 8.2 (snarf_ajax.php) Remote PHP Code Injection

The vulnerable code is located into /lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_snarf.php: input passed through $_REQUEST['regex'] is checked by a regular expression at line 171 to prevent execution of arbitrary PHP code using the 'e' modifier in a call to preg_replace() at line 172. But this check could be bypassed with a null byte injection, requesting an URL like this: http://<hostname>/tiki-8.2/snarf_ajax.php?url=1&regexres=phpinfo()&regex=//e%00/. Tiki internal filters remove all null bytes from user input, but for some strange reason this doesn't happen within admin sessions. So, successful exploitation of this vulnerability requires an user account with administration rights and 'PluginSnarf' to be enabled (not by default).

Mitigation:

Disable the PluginSnarf feature and ensure that all user input is properly sanitized.

Source

Exploit-DB raw data:

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  Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware <= 8.2 (snarf_ajax.php) Remote PHP Code Injection
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  author...........: Egidio Romano aka EgiX
  mail.............: n0b0d13s[at]gmail[dot]com
  software link....: http://info.tiki.org/
  
  
  [-] Vulnerability explanation:
  
  The vulnerable code is located into /lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_snarf.php:
  
  170.   // If the user specified a more specialized regex
  171.   if ( isset($params['regex']) && isset($params['regexres']) && preg_match('/^(.)(.)+\1[^e]*$/', $params['regex']) ) {
  172.      $snarf = preg_replace( $params['regex'], $params['regexres'], $snarf );
  173.   }
  
  input passed through $_REQUEST['regex'] is checked by a regular expression at line 171 to prevent
  execution of arbitrary PHP code using the  'e'  modifier in a call to preg_replace() at line 172.
  But  this  check  could  be  bypassed  with a  null byte injection,  requesting an URL like this:
  
   http://<hostname>/tiki-8.2/snarf_ajax.php?url=1&regexres=phpinfo()&regex=//e%00/
  
  Tiki internal filters remove  all null bytes  from user input,  but for some strange reason  this
  doesn't  happen within admin sessions. So, successful exploitation of this vulnerability requires
  an user account with  administration  rights and  'PluginSnarf'  to be enabled  (not by default).
  
  
  [-] Disclosure timeline:
  
  [23/11/2011] - Vulnerability discovered
  [24/11/2011] - Issue reported to security(at)tikiwiki.org
  [24/11/2011] - New ticket opened: http://dev.tiki.org/item4059
  [27/11/2011] - Vendor confirmed the issue
  [27/11/2011] - CVE number requested
  [28/11/2011] - Assigned CVE-2011-4558
  [22/12/2011] - After four weeks still no fix released
  [23/12/2011] - Public disclosure