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secuvera-SA-2024-02: Multiple Persistent Cross-Site Scritping (XSS) flaws in Drupal-Wiki

Affected Products
   Drupal Wiki 8.31 
   Drupal Wiki 8.30 (older releases have not been tested)
   
References
   https://www.secuvera.de/advisories/secuvera-SA-2024-02.txt (used for updates)
   CVE-2024-34481 
   CWE-79: Improper Neutralization of Input During Web Page Generation ('Cross-site Scripting')
   CVSS-B: 6.4 ( CVSS:4.0/AV:N/AC:L/AT:N/PR:N/UI:P/VC:N/VI:N/VA:N/SC:H/SI:H/SA:N )
   https://drupal-wiki.com/drupal-wiki-update-8-31/ (Vendor 1st Fix Release Notes)

Summary:
   According to the Product Website Drupal-Wiki is an enterprise grade Wiki platform.
   The comment function of a Drupal-Wiki-Page is prone to persistent Cross-Site Scritping 
   Attacks (persistent XSS).
   
Effect:
   A remote attacker that is allowed to edit a wiki page or comment to a wiki page is able to 
   execute arbitrary (javascript) code within a victims' browser after the victim has opened
   a wiki page with malicous comments or content. 

Example:
        1) XSS in comments to a Wiki Page
        The Following steps are needed to exploit the vulnerability on a Wiki-Page assuming
        that no login is needed to comment on a page.
                1. Go to an arbitrary Wiki-Page.
                2. Click on "submit comment" at the lower end of a Wiki Page
                3. Enter the following into the comment form overlay and click on 
        the "save" button:
                   "'><img src=x onError=alert('XSS!')>
        
        The above code creates a harmless JavaScript alert box whenever the Wiki-Page gets
        loaded.
        2) XSS in captions:
        Open a Wiki-Page, insert a caption with the payload from example 1) and save it.
        
        
        3) XSS in image titles
        Open a Wiki-Page, insert an image with the payload from example 1) as title and save it.
        
        
Solution
        Update to release 8.31.1 or newer.

Disclosure Timeline:
   2024/03/20 vulnerability discovered
   2024/03/21 vendor contacted to get security contact details
   2024/03/21 vendor replied with contact information
   2024/03/21 vulnerability details sent to security contact
   2024/03/21 vendor confirmed vulnerability, proposed fix in next release update
   2024/03/25 vendor release update containing fix. 
   2024/03/27 requested CVE-ID, reworked CVSS, tested fix. First fix not fully remediating
              all issues, contacted vendor again to inform about fix test results.
   2024/03/27 vendor replied confirming and proposed second fix with new update. 
              planned publication of the SA for 2024/04/14
   2024/04/14 postponed public release as assign request of cve was not answered yet.
   2024/05/06 CVE was assigned. Public release.

Credits:
   Simon Bieber
   sbieber () secuvera de
   secuvera GmbH
   https://www.secuvera.de
   
Disclaimer:
    All information is provided without warranty. The intent is to
    provide information to secure infrastructure and/or systems, not
    to be able to attack or damage. Therefore secuvera shall
    not be liable for any direct or indirect damages that might be
    caused by using this information.
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