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CVE-2009-2960 is a missing-authorization vulnerability affecting CuteFlow 2.10.3 and 2.11.0_c. The application fails to enforce authorization on a user-account editing administrative function, allowing it to be invoked through a direct request. An attacker can modify account usernames and passwords without appropriate permission checks.
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An access-control vulnerability in CuteFlow 2.10.3 and 2.11.0_c that permits remote attackers to directly access pages/edituser.php and modify user names and passwords.
Authorization flaw in a web application that allows authenticated users to access admin scripts and modify other users' passwords.
Missing authorization controls on administrative scripts permit authenticated users to alter other users' passwords.
An authorization flaw in a web application that lets authenticated users access admin scripts to modify other users' passwords.
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