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CVE-2007-6497 describes two vulnerabilities in Hosting Controller 6.1 Hot fix 3.3 and earlier. The first allows remote attackers to arbitrarily change user profiles by sending crafted requests to Hosting/Addreseller.asp with modified 'loginname' and 'email' parameters. The second allows remote authenticated users to manipulate financial account parameters, such as credit amount and discount, by sending an UpdateUser action to Accounts/AccountActions.asp with modified 'UserName', 'FullName', 'CreditLimit', and 'DefaultDiscount' parameters. This is related to a previously reported issue, CVE-2005-2219.
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