Bottomline Technologies WebSeries Design Error Vulnerabilities

BID:12231

Info

Bottomline Technologies WebSeries Design Error Vulnerabilities

Bugtraq ID: 12231
Class: Design Error
CVE:
Remote: Yes
Local: No
Published: Jan 11 2005 12:00AM
Updated: Jan 11 2005 12:00AM
Credit: Discovered by Portcullis Security Testing Service.
Vulnerable: BottomLine WebSeries Payment Application 4.0
Not Vulnerable:

Discussion

Bottomline Technologies WebSeries Design Error Vulnerabilities

WebSeries is an enterprise payment system with web-based functionality that is produced by Bottomline Technologies.

It has been reported that WebSeries is affected by four security issues, all of which appear to be due to design oversights.

Exploit / POC

Bottomline Technologies WebSeries Design Error Vulnerabilities

None of these vulnerabilities require specialized exploit code.

Solution / Fix

Bottomline Technologies WebSeries Design Error Vulnerabilities

Solution:
Bottomline Technologies is aware of this vulnerability and is releasing a
security patch. For information, please contact Bottomline directly at
603-501-5500.

References

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