MailEnable webmail cross-site scripting vulnerability
Vulnerability description: CVE-2012-0389
Discovered by: Sajjad Pourali, Narendra Shinde and Shahab NamaziKhah
MailEnable <http://www.mailenable.com/> Professional and Enterprise versions are prone to cross-site scripting vulnerabilities as the user-supplied input received via “Username” parameter of “ForgottonPassword.aspx” page is not properly sanitized. A specially crafted URL which a user clicks could gain access to the users cookies for webmail or execute other malicious code in users browser in context of the domain in use.
Remote: yes
Authentication required: no
User interactionrequired: yes
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Affected:
– MailEnable Professional, Enterprise & Premium 4.26 and earlier
– MailEnable Professional, Enterprise & Premium 5.52 and earlier
– MailEnable Professional, Enterprise & Premium 6.02 and earlier
Not affected:
– MailEnable Standard is not affected.
PoC:
http://example.com/mewebmail/Mondo/lang/sys/ForgottenPassword.aspx?Username=’};alert(/XSS/);{‘
Resolution:
Users of MailEnable 5 and 6 can resolve the issue by upgrading to version 5.53 or 6.03 or later. Alternatively, and for version 4 users, the following fix can be applied:
1) Open the ForgottenPassword.aspx file in Notepad. This file is in the Mail Enable\bin\NETWebMail\Mondo\lang\[language] folders in version 4 and in Mail Enable\bin\NETWebMail\Mondo\lang\sys in version 5 and 6.
2) Locate and remove the following line, then save the file: document.getElementById(“txtUsername”).value = ‘<%= Request.Item(“Username”) %>’;
– Henri Salo
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