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Title	Movable Type Multiple Input Validation Vulnerabilities And User Enumeration Weakness
Published	2007-06-04-12:00AM
Updated	2007-06-05-08:00PM
Class	Input Validation Error
CVE
Remote	Yes
Local	No
Credit	Tim Brown of Portcullis Computer Security Ltd. is credited with the discovery of these vulnerabilities.
Vulnerable	Movable Type Movable Type Enterprise 1.03 Movable Type Movable Type Enterprise 1.02 Movable Type Movable Type Enterprise 1.01 Movable Type Movable Type 3.17 Movable Type Movable Type 3.16 Movable Type Movable Type 3.2 Movable Type Movable Type 2.63 Movable Type Movable Type 2.0 Movable Type Movable Type 3.34.b1 Movable Type Movable Type 3.34 Movable Type Movable Type 3.33 Movable Type Movable Type 3.32 Movable Type Movable Type 3.31 Movable Type Movable Type 3.3
Not Vulnerable
Code	An attacker can use a browser to exploit any of these issues.
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