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intrktevo

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Im coming out with an online food ordering system and need to beta test it before going live.

 

Please PM me or send me a message on AIM (intrktevo) so we can talk!

 

thanks in advance.

 

You should just post the link on here... otherwise it's pretty much freelancing which should be posted here; http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/board,8.0.html.

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Array:

http://www.knightlyfood.com/food.php?c[]

 

Cross Site Scripting:

http://www.knightlyfood.com/food.php?c=</title><script>alert(1337)</script>

 

Cross Site Scripting:

There is Cross Site Scripting when you register if the fields contain ">code.

 

Cross Site Scripting:

There is Cross Site Scripting if your username contains ">code.

 

Cross Site Scripting:

There is Cross Site Scripting if the reviews contain code.

 

Cross Site Scripting:

There is Cross Site Scripting on the forgotten password page if the fields contain ">code.

 

Drop Down Menu:

If you edit the category drop down menu you can submit arbitrary values.

 

Full Path Disclosure:

http://www.knightlyfood.com/search.php

Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Bad arguments. in /homepages/41/d203635766/htdocs/knightlyfoodNew/search.php on line 56
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If you edit the category drop down menu you can submit arbitrary values.

 

Array:

http://www.knightlyfood.com/food.php?c[]

 

Cross Site Scripting:

http://www.knightlyfood.com/food.php?c=</title><script>alert(1337)</script>

 

Full Path Disclosure:

http://www.knightlyfood.com/search.php

Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Bad arguments. in /homepages/41/d203635766/htdocs/knightlyfoodNew/search.php on line 56

 

There is Cross Site Scripting if you try to register with ">code in the fields.

 

There is Cross Site Scripting if you log in with ">code in your username.

 

The edit profile page is vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting if the fields contain ">code.

 

The reviews are vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting if they contain code.

 

There is Cross Site Scripting if you submit ">code on the forgotten password page.

 

Wow, thanks , i really appreciate it. It's hard trying to catch everything alone :)

 

I'm pretty sure I fixed anything on the list page dealing with ?c=.

 

is doing something like this acceptable for the other stuff:

//block html tags and what not
foreach($_POST as $j=>$k)
{
$_POST[$j] = strip_html_tags($k);
}

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There is Cross Site Scripting when you insert ">code in the search form.

There is Cross Site Scripting when you insert ">code in "change address" form.

In what sense, when i type it in, the page just says "We're sorry, but there are no restaurants matching your search term ">. "

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There is Cross Site Scripting when you insert ">code in the search form.

There is Cross Site Scripting when you insert ">code in "change address" form.

In what sense, when i type it in, the page just says "We're sorry, but there are no restaurants matching your search term ">. "

 

type

"><marquee><h1>vulnerable
or
"><font color="#FF0000"><h1>vulnerable
into the search field.
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There is Cross Site Scripting when you insert ">code in the search form.

There is Cross Site Scripting when you insert ">code in "change address" form.

In what sense, when i type it in, the page just says "We're sorry, but there are no restaurants matching your search term ">. "

 

type

"><marquee><h1>vulnerable
or
"><font color="#FF0000"><h1>vulnerable
into the search field.

ah ok, fixing now =)

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