* Auriemma Luigi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010604 10:37] wrote:

[...]

> The bug is really simple. If the attacker insert an unicode space (%20)
> after the script file, the server think that the file requested is not a
> cgi script and for this it shown the source; this is an example:
> 
> http://host/remote_login.pl%20
> 
> 
> And the result is the source of "remote_login.pl".

[...]

This also appears to be a bug in the web server shipped with 3.5. While
this worked as expected for the NT version, I was not able to duplicate
the problem with the Solaris or Linux versions.

Michael Grice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Berbee Information Networks

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