We recently received a vulnerability disclosure against your repository. I couldn't find an e-mail to contact or a security process to follow, so created this issue instead.
If you would like me to e-mail over the details or put them on the GitHub Issue, I'm more than happy to facilitate this for you. Otherwise, you can access the advisory here.
It is private to you and the discloser of the report.
If you have any questions, let me know.
-- Jamie from huntr.dev
Hello,
We recently received a vulnerability disclosure against your repository. I couldn't find an e-mail to contact or a security process to follow, so created this issue instead.
If you would like me to e-mail over the details or put them on the GitHub Issue, I'm more than happy to facilitate this for you. Otherwise, you can access the advisory [here](https://huntr.dev/bounties/1-other-Piwigo/Piwigo/).
It is private to you and the discloser of the report.
If you have any questions, let me know.
-- Jamie from huntr.dev
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and it seems that's about adding HTML tag (and so script) in the album name, which is a feature
https://piwigo.org/contact
quite simple
and it seems that's about adding HTML tag (and so script) in the album name, which is a feature
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Not at all
If an non admin user can alter a website without getting permission, that's an issue. That's a kind of an elevation of privileges
If an admin can alter a website, well that's just the admin doing what it should do.
Be it Album title or the description of a picture, or the header, or anything.
Let's wait for the report to judge what is happening here
Not at all
If an non admin user can alter a website without getting permission, that's an issue. That's a kind of an elevation of privileges
If an admin can alter a website, well that's just the admin doing what it should do.
Be it Album title or the description of a picture, or the header, or anything.
Let's wait for the report to judge what is happening here
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The report is already here in the first post..
However why is this a feature? Why would an admin want to insert HTML tags, and especially a script tag? There is really no useful use for it other than malicious stuff..
Take a look at a system like Wordpress, they also don't have this "feature"..
The report is already here in the first post..
However why is this a feature? Why would an admin want to insert HTML tags, and especially a script tag? There is really no useful use for it other than malicious stuff..
Take a look at a system like Wordpress, they also don't have this "feature"..
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Hello,
We recently received a vulnerability disclosure against your repository. I couldn't find an e-mail to contact or a security process to follow, so created this issue instead.
If you would like me to e-mail over the details or put them on the GitHub Issue, I'm more than happy to facilitate this for you. Otherwise, you can access the advisory here.
It is private to you and the discloser of the report.
If you have any questions, let me know.
-- Jamie from huntr.dev
https://piwigo.org/contact
quite simple
and it seems that's about adding HTML tag (and so script) in the album name, which is a feature
These things shouldn't be a feature, since they put the user at risk..
Not at all
If an non admin user can alter a website without getting permission, that's an issue. That's a kind of an elevation of privileges
If an admin can alter a website, well that's just the admin doing what it should do.
Be it Album title or the description of a picture, or the header, or anything.
Let's wait for the report to judge what is happening here
The report is already here in the first post..
However why is this a feature? Why would an admin want to insert HTML tags, and especially a script tag? There is really no useful use for it other than malicious stuff..
Take a look at a system like Wordpress, they also don't have this "feature"..