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July ‘18 Coverage of Detectify Executive summary This is an overview of the tests that Detectify will perfom during a security scan. 500+ 380+ 50+ fuzzed tests passive tests other tests Fuzzed tests ACME-Challenge Path Reflection XSS CVE-2017-11460: SAP NetWeaver SWF-Upload Open-Redirect DataArchivingService servlet Reflected XSS Apache Superset RCE Unix Arbitrary Command Execution CVE-2017-12615: Tomcat RCE Apache Tomcat Open Redirect User-Agent / XSS CVE-2017-12650: WordPress plugin-loganizer Apereo CAS XSS Windows HTTP-based NTLM Information Blind SQL Injection Exposure Atlassian Confluence ShareLinks SSRF CVE-2017-14619: phpMyFAQ XSS WordPress buddypress Authenticated Open Composr Plupload Flash XSS CVE-2017-15946: Joomla! com_tag SQL Injection Redirect CORS Bypass CVE-2017-17671: vBulletin routeString LFI/RCE WordPress cta XSS CVE-2006-3916: Apache Expect-Header XSS CVE-2017-8514: SharePoint XSS WordPress flashmediaelement Flash XSS CVE-2009-1975: WebLogic XSS CVE-2017-8917: Joomla! 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YUI IO Flash XSS Host / XSS Adobe AEM External Entities Injection (XXE) via CVE-2014-100004: SiteCore Reflected XSS Apache JackRabbit Image Resize Denial-of-Service CVE-2014-4161: SAP NetWeaver SRM Reflected Adobe AEM Foundation player-flv-maxi XSS Jira SAML/SSO XSS XSS Adobe AEM Foundation slideshow XSS Joomla! joomanager Path Traversal CVE-2015-2065: WordPress wordpress-video- Adobe AEM Foundation strobemediaplayback gallery SQL Injection LUA Injection XSS CVE-2015-5608: Joomla! com_user Open Redirect Magento MLX extension RCE Adobe AEM Mobile User-Agent Test XSS CVE-2016-10134: Zabbix SQL Injection Microsoft Windows Arbitrary Command Adobe AEM S7SDK 2.11 XSS Execution CVE-2016-2386: SAP NetWeaver UDDI SQL Adobe AEM S7SDK 2.9 XSS Injection NGINX / WordPress HTTP Response Splitting Adobe AEM Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) CVE-2016-2387: SAP NetWeaver ProxyServer- NGINX Alias Path Traversal via OpenSocial Servlet Reflected XSS NGINX Path Traversal Adobe AEM swfupload XSS CVE-2016-2389: SAP xMII Path Traversal phpMyFAQ Authenticated XSS Amazon S3 Takeover CVE-2016-3976: SAP NetWeaver Directory Referer / XSS Traversal AmCharts Reflected XSS SAP NetWeaver CAFAdapterTest servlet Reflected CVE-2016-9263: XSF in FlashMediaElement AngularJS Template Injection XSS CVE-2017-10106: Oracle PeopleSoft TestServlet Apache .htaccess Exposure SAP NetWeaver ConfigServlet Arbitrary XSS Command Execution Apache AXIS Information Disclosure CVE-2017-10271: WebLogic RCE Spring Boot Actuator SSTI Apache HTTP Server /server-info Exposure Detectify AB, Långholmsgatan 34, 117 33 / Stockholm,Sweden. 1 Mail: [email protected] / Twitter: @detectify / Facebook: Detectify / Org number: 556985-9084 Apache HTTP Server /server-status Exposure CVE-2014-3704: Drupalgeddon Java Remote Code Execution Apache HTTP Server Icon Leakage CVE-2014-6271: Shellshock JBoss Unauthenticated Console Apache HTTP Server VHOST Disclosure CVE-2015-0235: GHOST check in WordPress Jira XSS via SAML SSO plugin pingback Apache Maven Disclosure Jobportals XSS CVE-2015-1397: Magento Shoplift SQL Injection Apache Struts actionErrors XSS Joomla! 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