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Engage Software - Training Partner for DotNetNuke
Ability to create dynamic scripts on server

Published: March 19, 2008

Version: 1.0

Maximum Severity Rating: Critical

Background

Since DotNetNuke 3.0 there has been a Skin Management option in the Admin interface. The Skin Manager is primarily used to apply a new skin to a site; however, it can also be used by designers for development of new skins using the Parse capability.

Issue Summary

A problem was identified where an Administrator could upload static files which could then be converted into dynamic scripts. This would allow server-side execution of application logic.

Mitigating factors

  • The host user must have added the HTM or HTML file type to the default File Upload Extensions
  • The user must have access to the file manager.
  • By default this issue only affects Admin users.

Affected DotNetNuke versions

  • All versions since 3.0.

Non-Affected Versions:

  • All other versions

Fix(s) for issue

To fix this problem, you are recommended to update to the latest version of DotNetNuke (4.8.2 at time of writing)

Acknowledgments

Timo Breumelhof

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