Delphis Consulting Plc Security Team Advisory DST2K0036 - CyberOffice Shopping Cart v2 under Windows NT allows remote users to modify the price of items because prices are set by a hidden form field.
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Delphis Consulting Plc
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Security Team Advisories
[22/09/2000]
securityteam@delphisplc.com
[http://www.delphisplc.com/thinking/whitepapers/]
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Adv : DST2K0036
Title : Price modification possible in CyberOffice Shopping Cart
Author : DCIST (securityteam@delphisplc.com)
O/S : Microsoft Windows NT 4 Server (SP5)
Product : CyberOffice Shopping Cart v2
Date : 22/09/2000
I. Description
II. Delphis Solution
III. Vendor Comments
IV. Disclaimer
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I. Description
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Vendor URL: http://www.smartwin.com.au/smartwin.htm
Delphis Consulting Internet Security Team (DCIST) discovered the following
vulnerability in CyberOffice Shopping Cart v2 under Windows NT.
Severity: high - Price modification possible
It is possible to modify the unit price of items as it is submitted as
a hidden field as part of the order form. By saving a copy of the order
form down locally and modify the value it is possible to submit a order
form with a zero or even negative price value.
example: <input type="hidden" name="Price" value="0">
The vendor solutions relies on referrers and is easily bypassed.
II. Delphis Solution
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Vendor Status: Informed
Currently Delphis recommend the following:
o Make transactions non-realtime (i.e. Manual authorisation)
III. Vendor Comments
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SmartWin is aware of the problem and has provided solution since about 6
months ago.
Under Global / System Settings of the Shop Manager, you can set Authorized
URL(s) to specify the Web sites (folders) where the shopping pages reside.
This effectively stops the problem you reported in this article.
Typically, merchants will switch on the option for real-time services.
IV. Disclaimer
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