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CVE-2001-0778 is an information-disclosure vulnerability in OmniHTTPd 2.0.8 and earlier. Improper handling of an URL-encoded trailing space in an HTTP GET request permits a remote requester to retrieve source code rather than the intended processed resource. The flaw is consistent with CWE-41, Improper Resolution of Path Equivalence, because an alternate path representation bypasses normal resource handling.
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A remote source-code disclosure vulnerability in OmniHTTPd 2.0.8 and earlier. An attacker can use a GET request containing a URL-encoded space character (%20) to retrieve source code.
A path-equivalence vulnerability using an encoded trailing space that permits source disclosure.
Source disclosure through an encoded trailing space in a path.
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