CWE
264
Advisory Published
Updated

CVE-2009-2432

First published: Fri Jul 10 2009(Updated: )

WordPress and WordPress MU before 2.8.1 allow remote attackers to obtain sensitive information via a direct request to wp-settings.php, which reveals the installation path in an error message.

Credit: cve@mitre.org

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
WordPress WordPress<=2.7.1
WordPress WordPress=0.6.2
WordPress WordPress=0.6.2-beta_2
WordPress WordPress=0.6.2.1
WordPress WordPress=0.6.2.1-beta_2
WordPress WordPress=0.7
WordPress WordPress=0.71
WordPress WordPress=0.71-gold
WordPress WordPress=0.72
WordPress WordPress=0.72-beta1
WordPress WordPress=0.72-beta2
WordPress WordPress=0.72-rc1
WordPress WordPress=0.711
WordPress WordPress=1.0
WordPress WordPress=1.0-rc1
WordPress WordPress=1.0-rc2
WordPress WordPress=1.0-rc3
WordPress WordPress=1.0-rc4
WordPress WordPress=1.0-platinum
WordPress WordPress=1.0.1
WordPress WordPress=1.0.1-miles
WordPress WordPress=1.0.2
WordPress WordPress=1.0.2-blakey
WordPress WordPress=1.2
WordPress WordPress=1.2-beta
WordPress WordPress=1.2-delta
WordPress WordPress=1.2-mingus
WordPress WordPress=1.2.1
WordPress WordPress=1.2.2
WordPress WordPress=1.3.1
WordPress WordPress=1.4
WordPress WordPress=1.5
WordPress WordPress=1.5-strayhorn
WordPress WordPress=1.5.1
WordPress WordPress=1.5.1.1
WordPress WordPress=1.5.1.2
WordPress WordPress=1.5.1.3
WordPress WordPress=1.5.2
WordPress WordPress=1.6
WordPress WordPress=2.0
WordPress WordPress=2.0.1
WordPress WordPress=2.0.2
WordPress WordPress=2.0.3
WordPress WordPress=2.0.4
WordPress WordPress=2.0.5
WordPress WordPress=2.0.6
WordPress WordPress=2.0.7
WordPress WordPress=2.0.8
WordPress WordPress=2.0.9
WordPress WordPress=2.0.10
WordPress WordPress=2.0.10_rc1
WordPress WordPress=2.0.10_rc2
WordPress WordPress=2.0.11
WordPress WordPress=2.1
WordPress WordPress=2.1-alpha_3
WordPress WordPress=2.1.1
WordPress WordPress=2.1.2
WordPress WordPress=2.1.3
WordPress WordPress=2.1.3_rc1
WordPress WordPress=2.1.3_rc2
WordPress WordPress=2.2
WordPress WordPress=2.2.0
WordPress WordPress=2.2.1
WordPress WordPress=2.2.2
WordPress WordPress=2.2.3
WordPress WordPress=2.2_revision5002
WordPress WordPress=2.2_revision5003
WordPress WordPress=2.3
WordPress WordPress=2.3-beta3
WordPress WordPress=2.3-rc1
WordPress WordPress=2.3.1
WordPress WordPress=2.3.1-rc1
WordPress WordPress=2.3.2
WordPress WordPress=2.3.3
WordPress WordPress=2.5
WordPress WordPress=2.5.1
WordPress WordPress=2.6
WordPress WordPress=2.6.1
WordPress WordPress=2.6.3
WordPress WordPress=2.6.5
Wordpress Wordpress Mu<=2.7
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.1.1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2.1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2.2
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2.3
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2.4
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2.4-rc1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.2.5a
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.3
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.3.1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.3.2
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.3.3
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.5-rc1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=1.5.1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=2.6
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=2.6.1
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=2.6.2
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=2.6.3
Wordpress Wordpress Mu=2.6.5

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