Cisco Content Service Switch FTP Access Control Vulnerability

BID:2745

Info

Cisco Content Service Switch FTP Access Control Vulnerability

Bugtraq ID: 2745
Class: Access Validation Error
CVE:
Remote: Yes
Local: No
Published: May 17 2001 12:00AM
Updated: May 17 2001 12:00AM
Credit: This vulnerability was announced to Bugtraq in a Cisco Security Advisory on May 18, 2001.
Vulnerable: Cisco WebNS 4.0.1 B19s
+ Cisco CSS11000 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11050 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11150 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11501 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11503 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11506 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11800 Content Services Switch
Cisco WebNS 4.0.1
+ Cisco CSS11000 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11050 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11150 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11501 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11503 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11506 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11800 Content Services Switch
Cisco WebNS 4.0
+ Cisco CSS11000 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11050 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11150 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11501 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11503 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11506 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11800 Content Services Switch
Not Vulnerable: Cisco WebNS 4.1 0B13s
+ Cisco CSS11000 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11050 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11150 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11501 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11503 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11506 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11800 Content Services Switch
Cisco WebNS 4.0 1B23s
+ Cisco CSS11000 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11050 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11150 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11501 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11503 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11506 Content Services Switch
+ Cisco CSS11800 Content Services Switch
- Microsoft IIS 5.0
- Microsoft IIS 4.0

Discussion

Cisco Content Service Switch FTP Access Control Vulnerability

The Cisco Content Service (CSS) switch is an Enterprise-level utility by Cisco Systems. The CSS switch is a Layer 5 and 7 aware switch capable of providing a high performance frontend to web server farms and caches.

A problem with the switch could allow non-privileged users to upload files to the switch. The switch allows any user with a valid account to use the FTP PUT and GET functions.

This problem makes it possible for a remote user to overwrite local files, or gain access to sensitive files.

Exploit / POC

Cisco Content Service Switch FTP Access Control Vulnerability

See discussion.

References

Cisco Content Service Switch FTP Access Control Vulnerability

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