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Date: 9 Jul 2003 15:27:21 -0000 From: G00db0y <G00db0y@...e-h.org> To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com Subject: ZH2003-2SA (security advisory): QShop priviledge escalation ZH2003-2SA (security advisory): QShop priviledge escalation Published: 09/07/2003 Released: 09/07/2003 Name: QShop priviledge escalation Affected Systems: QShop v2.5 (and older versions?) Issue: Remote attackers can obtain full access to the remote system Author: G00db0y@...e-h.org Description *********** Zone-h Security Team has discovered a serious security flaw in QShop v2.5 (and older versions?). This storefront system allows remote administration for an online shopping system. The remote administration usually is in the directory /qshop/admin. Details ******* Q-Shop is an ASP shopping cart / storefront system that covers all the needs for ecommerce web sites. Q-Shop is not just a shopping cart but a full online shop system including web based shop administration. In the remote administration there is a script that allows the administrator to add images, text etc. on the webserver. This page is by default located at: /qshop/admin/upload.htm . This page is reachable without authentication. Using this sample upload script it is possible for a remote attacker to upload files like ntdaddy.asp, cmd.asp, explore.asp on the webserver gaining full access to the webserver. Solution: ********* The vendor has been contacted and a patch is not yet produced Suggestions: ************ Delete the upload procedure. G00db0y - www.zone-h.org admin Original advisory: http://www.zone-h.org/en/advisories/read/id=2654/
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