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PHProjekt versions 2.0 through 3.1 contains an authentication-bypass vulnerability caused by relying on the PHP $PHP_SELF variable for authentication decisions. An attacker can request an affected PHP script using a URL containing the string "sms", causing that string to be included in the PATH_INFO portion of $PHP_SELF and bypassing authentication checks. The demonstrated request form targets the mail-sending script with an appended path component.
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An authentication-bypass vulnerability in PHProjekt versions 2.0 through 3.1 caused by reliance on the user-controlled $PHP_SELF variable. A remote attacker can access scripts without authentication by placing "sms" in the PATH_INFO portion of a PHP URL.
A historical vulnerability cited as an observed example of CWE-471, involving reliance on the attacker-modifiable $PHP_SELF variable for authentication.
A vulnerability cited as an observed example of CWE-471, involving reliance on the attacker-modifiable $PHP_SELF variable for authentication.
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