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Re: KPMG-2002006: Lotus Domino Physical Path Revealed: msg#00040security.bugtraq
02/04/2002 16:18:06, Peter Gründl <pgrundl@xxxxxxx> wrote : >Problem: >======== >Due to problems handling Windows DOS devices, the Domino Server >can be brought to show the physical location of the web root. >Corrective action: >================== >Upgrade to Lotus Domino V5.0.10, which can be downloaded here: >http://www.notes.net/qmrdown.nsf This upgrade solves the "banner disclosure" issue too, which was presented to Bugtraq readers in my post regarding "physical path disclosure" [1]. Apparently, the banner string was hard-coded in the "htcgibin.exe" module ... Thanks to Peter Gründl <pgrundl@xxxxxxx> for testing the lastest Domino release for this bug. [1] : http://online.securityfocus.com/archive/1/254768 Nicolas Gregoire Exaprobe |
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