Pro2col Stingray FTS Username cross site scripting

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A vulnerability, which was classified as problematic, has been found in Pro2col Stingray FTS. This issue affects some unknown processing. The manipulation of the argument Username leads to basic cross site scripting. The CWE definition for the vulnerability is CWE-80. NOTE: This vulnerability only affects products that are no longer supported by the maintainer. The weakness was shared 09/12/2008 by Marc Ruef with scip AG as Mailinglist Post (Bugtraq). The advisory is shared at seclists.org. The identification of this vulnerability is CVE-2008-10001. The attack may be initiated remotely. Technical details are available. There is no exploit available. The price for an exploit might be around USD $0-$5k at the moment. MITRE ATT&CK project uses the attack technique T1059.007 for this issue. It is declared as not defined. We expect the 0-day to have been worth approximately $5k-$25k. It is recommended to upgrade the affected component. A possible mitigation has been published even before and not after the disclosure of the vulnerability.

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User

1	38

Field

exploit_price_0day	2
cna_eol	1
cna_responsible	1
source_cve_cna	1
source_cve	1

Commit Conf

100%	37
90%	8
96%	4
60%	2
95%	2

Approve Conf

100%	37
90%	8
96%	4
60%	2
95%	2

ID	Commited	User	Field	Change	Remarks	Accepted	Status	C
12122204	01/28/2022	VulD...	price_0day	$5k-$25k	see exploit price documentation	01/28/2022	accepted	90
12122203	01/28/2022	VulD...	eol	1		01/28/2022	accepted	100
12122202	01/28/2022	VulD...	responsible	VulDB		01/28/2022	accepted	100
12122201	01/28/2022	VulD...	cve_cna	VulDB	cve.org	01/28/2022	accepted	100
12122200	01/28/2022	VulD...	cve	CVE-2008-10001	cve.org	01/28/2022	accepted	100
319342	06/07/2019	VulD...	cwe	80 (cross site scripting)		06/07/2019	accepted	90
319350	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss3_vuldb_pr	L	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	60
319349	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss2_vuldb_au	S	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	60
319348	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss3_vuldb_rc	X	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	90
319347	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss3_vuldb_rl	O	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	90
319346	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss3_vuldb_e	X	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	90
319345	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss2_vuldb_rc	ND	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	90
319344	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss2_vuldb_rl	OF	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	90
319343	09/12/2008	VulD...	cvss2_vuldb_e	ND	see CVSS documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	90
319341	09/12/2008	VulD...	expert	Eine klassische Lücke mit klassischem Impact: Während die Lücke sicherlich nicht hochkritisch einzustufen ist, sollten Administratoren betroffener Systeme sich bereithalten um einen allfälligen Patch zeitnah einspielen zu können.		09/12/2008	accepted	100
319340	09/12/2008	VulD...	description	Stingray FTS ist ein File Transfer Server, der zum Verschieben von Dateien über beliebige Netzwerke verwendet werden kann. Marc Ruef der scip AG fand eine Schwachstelle, bei der durch fehlende Eingabevalidierung im Login-Dokument beliebiger Scriptcode im Kontext der Applikation zur Ausführung gebracht werden kann. Dadurch lassen sich klassische webbasierte Angriffsvektoren ausnutzen.		09/12/2008	accepted	100
319339	09/12/2008	VulD...	affected	Stringray FTS		09/12/2008	accepted	100
319338	09/12/2008	VulD...	title	Pro2col StingRay FTS Username Cross-Site-Scripting		09/12/2008	accepted	100
319337	09/12/2008	VulD...	name	Upgrade		09/12/2008	accepted	100
319336	09/12/2008	VulD...	price_0day	$5k-$25k	see exploit price documentation	09/12/2008	accepted	100