Gafware's CFXImage vulnerability

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    Procheckup Ltd
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    Procheckup Security Bulletin PR02-12
    
    Description: Gafware's CFXImage showtemp program file 
    reading vulnerability
    
    Date: 23/5/2002
    
    Vulnerable OS: Microsoft Windows.
    
    Not Vulnerable OS: N/A
    
    Platform: Microsoft Windows.
    Severity: Anonymous attackers can read any files on the 
    server, providing the web service account has rights to 
    read the file.
    Authors: Richard Brain [richard.brainat_private]
    Vendor Status: Vendor has a patched version available.  
    http://www.gafware.com
    CVE Candidate: Not assigned
    Reference: www.procheckup.com/security_info/vuln.html
    
    Description: 
    
    CFXImage is a custom Coldfusion tag for editing and 
    creating images.  Versions 1.6.6 and prior are vulnerable 
    to a directory transversal flaw.
    
    showtemp.cfm is part of the CFXImage documentation, the 
    showtemp.cfm program does not filter its input variables 
    allowing directory transversal and reading of files outside 
    the webroot.
    
    Showtemp can be exploited to read the boot.ini file in the 
    following manner :-
    http://www.server.com/docs/showtemp.cfm?
    TYPE=JPEG&FILE=c:\boot.ini 
    or http://www.server.com/docs/showtemp.cfm?
    TYPE=JPEG&FILE=../../../../../../../../../../../../../../../
    ../../../boot.ini%00  
    
    Platforms Affected: 
    Microsoft Windows, Coldfusion and CFXImage program
    
    Consequences: 
    Anonymous attackers can gain information prior to launching 
    an attack.
    
    Fix:
    
    As policy all sample programs and documentation should be 
    removed from production servers. 
    Otherwise upgrade to the lastest version of CFXImage, which 
    fixes this vulnerability.
    
    References: 
    Thanks to Glenn Flansburg for providing a prompt fix.
      
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