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Ultimate PHP Board (UPB) 1.9 improperly stores attacker-controlled HTTP User-Agent content in an executable PHP-formatted log without neutralizing PHP syntax. An unauthenticated remote attacker can submit a User-Agent containing PHP code; that code is subsequently interpreted when an UPB administrator views the IP-log administration functionality. This is static code injection (CWE-96).
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A remote arbitrary PHP code-execution vulnerability in Ultimate PHP Board (UPB) 1.9. An attacker can place PHP code in an HTTP User-Agent header; the code is executed with UPB administrator privileges when an administrator accesses admin_iplog.php.
A PHP static code-injection vulnerability where attacker-controlled User-Agent header content was inserted into a log file implemented as a PHP script.
A static code-injection vulnerability in which PHP code supplied through an HTTP User-Agent header was directly written into a log file implemented as a PHP script.
PHP code-injection vulnerability in which a User-Agent HTTP header is directly inserted into a log file implemented as a PHP script.
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