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CVE-2007-6752: CSRF

First published: Wed Mar 28 2012(Updated: )

** DISPUTED ** Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability in Drupal 7.12 and earlier allows remote attackers to hijack the authentication of arbitrary users for requests that end a session via the user/logout URI. NOTE: the vendor disputes the significance of this issue, by considering the "security benefit against platform complexity and performance impact" and concluding that a change to the logout behavior is not planned because "for most sites it is not worth the trade-off."

Credit: cve@mitre.org

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
Drupal<=7.12
Drupal=4.0
Drupal=4.0.0
Drupal=4.1.0
Drupal=4.2.0_rc
Drupal=4.4
Drupal=4.4.0
Drupal=4.4.1
Drupal=4.4.2
Drupal=4.4.3
Drupal=4.5
Drupal=4.5.0
Drupal=4.5.1
Drupal=4.5.2
Drupal=4.5.3
Drupal=4.5.4
Drupal=4.5.5
Drupal=4.5.6
Drupal=4.5.7
Drupal=4.5.8
Drupal=4.6
Drupal=4.6.0
Drupal=4.6.1
Drupal=4.6.2
Drupal=4.6.3
Drupal=4.6.4
Drupal=4.6.5
Drupal=4.6.6
Drupal=4.6.7
Drupal=4.6.8
Drupal=4.6.9
Drupal=4.6.10
Drupal=4.6.11
Drupal=4.7
Drupal=4.7.0
Drupal=4.7.1
Drupal=4.7.2
Drupal=4.7.3
Drupal=4.7.4
Drupal=4.7.5
Drupal=4.7.6
Drupal=4.7.7
Drupal=4.7.8
Drupal=4.7.9
Drupal=4.7.10
Drupal=4.7_rev_1.2
Drupal=4.7_rev_1.15
Drupal=4.7_rev1.15
Drupal=4.7_revision_1.2
Drupal=5.0
Drupal=5.0-beta1
Drupal=5.0-beta2
Drupal=5.0-dev
Drupal=5.0-rc1
Drupal=5.0-rc2
Drupal=5.1
Drupal=5.1_rev1.1
Drupal=5.2
Drupal=5.3
Drupal=5.4
Drupal=5.5
Drupal=5.5.
Drupal=5.6
Drupal=5.7
Drupal=5.8
Drupal=5.9
Drupal=5.10
Drupal=5.11
Drupal=5.12
Drupal=5.13
Drupal=5.14
Drupal=5.15
Drupal=5.16
Drupal=5.17
Drupal=5.18
Drupal=5.19
Drupal=5.20
Drupal=5.21
Drupal=5.22
Drupal=5.23
Drupal=5.x-dev
Drupal=6.0
Drupal=6.0-beta1
Drupal=6.0-beta2
Drupal=6.0-beta3
Drupal=6.0-beta4
Drupal=6.0-dev
Drupal=6.0-rc-1
Drupal=6.0-rc-2
Drupal=6.0-rc-3
Drupal=6.0-rc-4
Drupal=6.0-rc1
Drupal=6.0-rc2
Drupal=6.0-rc3
Drupal=6.0-rc4
Drupal=6.1
Drupal=6.2
Drupal=6.3
Drupal=6.4
Drupal=6.5
Drupal=6.6
Drupal=6.7
Drupal=6.8
Drupal=6.9
Drupal=6.10
Drupal=6.11
Drupal=6.12
Drupal=6.13
Drupal=6.14
Drupal=6.15
Drupal=6.16
Drupal=6.17
Drupal=6.18
Drupal=6.19
Drupal=6.20
Drupal=6.21
Drupal=6.22
Drupal=6.23
Drupal=6.24
Drupal=6.x-dev
Drupal=7.0
Drupal=7.0-alpha1
Drupal=7.0-alpha2
Drupal=7.0-alpha3
Drupal=7.0-alpha4
Drupal=7.0-alpha5
Drupal=7.0-alpha6
Drupal=7.0-alpha7
Drupal=7.0-beta1
Drupal=7.0-beta2
Drupal=7.0-beta3
Drupal=7.0-dev
Drupal=7.0-rc1
Drupal=7.0-rc2
Drupal=7.0-rc3
Drupal=7.0-rc4
Drupal=7.1
Drupal=7.2
Drupal=7.3
Drupal=7.4
Drupal=7.5
Drupal=7.6
Drupal=7.7
Drupal=7.8
Drupal=7.9
Drupal=7.10
Drupal=7.11
Drupal=7.x-dev

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the severity of CVE-2007-6752?

    The severity of CVE-2007-6752 is generally considered medium due to its potential for cross-site request forgery.

  • How do I fix CVE-2007-6752?

    To fix CVE-2007-6752, update your Drupal installation to a version later than 7.12.

  • Which versions of Drupal are affected by CVE-2007-6752?

    CVE-2007-6752 affects Drupal versions 7.12 and earlier, as well as several earlier versions of the Drupal 4, 5, and 6 series.

  • What type of vulnerability is CVE-2007-6752?

    CVE-2007-6752 is a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability that allows attackers to hijack user sessions.

  • Can CVE-2007-6752 be exploited remotely?

    Yes, CVE-2007-6752 can be exploited remotely by attackers to terminate user sessions without their consent.

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