The issue is related to the handling of responses by the application when certain parameters are provided in the request.

An attacker can exploit the service logic processing vulnerability to change the response sent to the client. Consequently, the application may not receive the expected response and results may differ when the application processes the request.

The source of the service logic processing vulnerability is the handling of the X-PoweredBy HTTP header. The X-PoweredBy header is used to specify the product that handled the request and the server may use this information to determine whether to process the request or not.

There is a service logic processing vulnerability in the handling of the X-PoweredBy header. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to change the response sent to the client. Consequently, the application may not receive the expected response and results may differ when the application processes the request.

An attacker can exploit the X-PoweredBy service logic processing vulnerability to change the response sent to the client. Consequently, the application may not receive the expected response and results may differ when the application processes the request.

Impact

Successful exploitation of the X-PoweredBy service logic processing vulnerability may cause the application to process the request incorrectly. Consequently, the request may have undesired results.

Solution

CVE-2022-41588: Service Logic Processing Vulnerability

The issue is related to the handling of responses by the application when certain parameters are provided in the request.
An attacker can exploit the service logic processing vulnerability to change the response sent to the client. Consequently, the application may not receive the expected response and results may differ when the application processes the request.
The source of this service logic processing vulnerability is a combination of X-PoweredBy header, which is used to specify what product handled request and server may use this information to determine whether to process or not.

CVE-2023-41588

The issue is related to the handling of responses by the application when certain parameters are provided in the request.

An attacker can exploit the service logic processing vulnerability to change the response sent to the client. Consequently, the application may not receive the expected response and results may differ when the application processes the request.

The source of the service logic processing vulnerability is the handling of HTTP Headers in URL requests. The affected code is located in IP/HTTP headers handling and URL parsing functions in libwww-perl.

There is a service logic processing vulnerability in url parsing functions that process HTTP Headers. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to change the response sent to a client. Consequently, the application may not receive the expected response and results may differ when an application processes a request with undesired results.

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Timeline

Published on: 10/14/2022 16:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 10/18/2022 17:11:00 UTC

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