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TYPO3-20051114-3: TYPO3 Security Bulletin
Various security issues have been reported for PhpMyAdmin (see www.securityfocus.com/bid/15196 for details.)
TYPO3-20051114-2: TYPO3 Security Bulletin
A Cross Site Scripting issue has been found in showpic.php.
TYPO3-20051114-1: TYPO3 Security Bulletin
The file editor functionality in the TYPO3 Install Tool (menu option "Edit files in typo3conf/") has an option that reads "Make backup copy". If set, this will create a backup copy and append a "~" to the original file name. This leads to file names that may be delivered as text files by a web server. Thus, sensitive information (e.g. the content of localconf.php) may be disclosed.
SECURITY-BULLETINS-CHC-FORUM-TH-MAILFORMPLUS: Security Bulletins: chc_forum, th_mailformplus
Two security bulletins regarding the 3rd party extensions "CHC Forum" and "th_mailformplus" have been issued today. Fixed versions are available.
TYPO3-20051107-2: th_mailformplus
A weakness in the form validation of th_mailformplus has been discovered that may be abused to inject additional recipients in mail forms.
TYPO3-20051107-1: chc_forum
A bug has been discovered in the "CHC Forum" (chc_forum) extension where some Javascript expressions are not properly caught when entered in forms. Thus, specially crafted entries may be used to inject malicious code.
SECURITY-BULLETIN-TYPO3-20051010-1-FE-NEWS: Security Bulletin TYPO3-20051010-1: fe_news
A bug has been discovered in the "Front End News Submitter" (fe_news) where SQL injection is not safely prevented. fe_rtenews is affected as well.
TYPO3-20051010-10: TYPO3 Security Bulletin
A bug has been discovered in the "Front End News Submitter" (fe_news) where SQL injection is not safely prevented and thus malicious SQL commands are potentially possible. Since the RTE enabled version (fe_rtenews) is derived from fe_news, it is affected as well.
TYPO3-20050822-1: TYPO3 Security Bulletin
A bug has been discovered in MOC filemanager (v. 0.7.1 and earlier): An offender may gain illegal read access to files on the server.
SECURITY-BULLETIN-TYPO3-20050822-1: Security Bulletin TYPO3-20050822-1
A bug has been discovered in MOC filemanager (v. 0.7.1 and earlier): An offender may gain illegal read access to files on the server.