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The WordPress Mobile Pack plugin before version 2.0.2 fails to properly restrict access to password-protected posts. Remote attackers can exploit this flaw by sending an exportarticles action to export/content.php, thereby gaining unauthorized access to sensitive post content that should be protected by a password.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit auxiliary module targeting an information disclosure vulnerability (CVE-2014-5337) in the WordPress WP Mobile Pack plugin version 2.1.2. The module exploits a flaw in the plugin's export functionality, allowing an attacker to retrieve privileged article content by sending a crafted HTTP GET request to the '/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-mobile-pack/export/content.php' endpoint with specific parameters. The exploit requires the attacker to specify a post ID (POSTID) and, if successful, saves the exported data as loot. The code is written in Ruby and is structured as a typical Metasploit auxiliary scanner module, including initialization, option registration, a version check, and the main exploit logic in the 'run_host' method. No fake or destructive actions are present; the module is a proof-of-concept for information disclosure.
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