CVE-2012-4393
CVE-2012-4393
Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in ownCloud before 4.0.6 allow remote attackers to hijack the authentication of arbitrary users for requests that use (1) addBookmark.php, (2) delBookmark.php, or (3) editBookmark.php in bookmarks/ajax/; (4) calendar/delete.php, (5) calendar/edit.php, (6) calendar/new.php, (7) calendar/update.php, (8) event/delete.php, (9) event/edit.php, (10) event/move.php, (11) event/new.php, (12) import/import.php, (13) settings/setfirstday.php, (14) settings/settimeformat.php, (15) share/changepermission.php, (16) share/share.php, (17) or share/unshare.php in calendar/ajax/; (18) external/ajax/setsites.php, (19) files/ajax/delete.php, (20) files/ajax/move.php, (21) files/ajax/newfile.php, (22) files/ajax/newfolder.php, (23) files/ajax/rename.php, (24) files_sharing/ajax/email.php, (25) files_sharing/ajax/setpermissions.php, (26) files_sharing/ajax/share.php, (27) files_sharing/ajax/toggleresharing.php, (28) files_sharing/ajax/togglesharewitheveryone.php, (29) files_sharing/ajax/unshare.php, (30) files_texteditor/ajax/savefile.php, (31) files_versions/ajax/rollbackVersion.php, (32) gallery/ajax/createAlbum.php, (33) gallery/ajax/sharing.php, (34) tasks/ajax/addtask.php, (35) tasks/ajax/addtaskform.php, (36) tasks/ajax/delete.php, or (37) tasks/ajax/edittask.php in apps/; or administrators for requests that use (38) changepassword.php, (39) creategroup.php, (40) createuser.php, (41) disableapp.php, (42) enableapp.php, (43) lostpassword.php, (44) removegroup.php, (45) removeuser.php, (46) setlanguage.php, (47) setloglevel.php, (48) setquota.php, or (49) togglegroups.php in settings/ajax/.
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http://owncloud.org/changelog/https://github.com/owncloud/core/commit/38271ded753bc9ea9943cef3c2706f8d71f3a58fhttps://github.com/owncloud/core/commit/93579d88dcea389205c01ddf6da41f37ad9b8745http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2012/08/11/1http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2012/09/02/2