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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Viktors Rotanovs <Vi...@Rotanovs.com> on 2000/11/24 08:39:34 UTC

Fwd: RESIN ServletExec JSP Source Disclosure Vulnerability(Resin Web Server)

Hi,

I'm forwarding this because many of you
probably use Resin with Cocoon.

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Subject: RESIN ServletExec JSP Source Disclosure Vulnerability(Resin Web Server)
Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 10:50:45 +0800
From: benjurry <be...@YEAH.NET>
To: BUGTRAQ@SECURITYFOCUS.COM



Resintm serves the fastest servlets and JSP. With Java and JavaScript
 support, Resin gives web applications the flexibility to choose the right
 language for the task. Resin's leading XSL (XML stylesheet language) support
 encourages separation of content from formatting. 
 


Resin provides a standalone web server. It actually serves static pages
 faster than Apache! The standalone web server is ideal for evaluation or
 experimentation and is a good choice as the web server for many sites. 
 
But On Resin1.2.b2(maybe Resin1.1 also)(Win2k Simplify Chinese
 version),ServletExec will return the source code of JSP files when a HTTP
 request is appended with "../"
 
For example, the following URL will display the source of the specified JSP
 file:
 
http://benjurry/benjurry.jsp../

Successful exploitation could lead to the disclosure of sensitive information
 contained within JSP pages.
 


Solution:

I report this bug to the vendor,and they fix this at Resin1.2,so we can
 update to Resin1.2
 




Benjurry
benjurry@263.net
2000.11.22

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Viktors Rotanovs
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