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CVE-2011-0400

First published: Mon Jan 10 2011(Updated: )

Cookie.php in Piwik before 1.1 does not set the secure flag for the session cookie in an https session, which makes it easier for remote attackers to capture this cookie by intercepting its transmission within an http session.

Credit: cve@mitre.org

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
MediaWiki Matomo<=1.0
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.2
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.3
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.4
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.5
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.6
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.7
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.8
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.9
MediaWiki Matomo=0.1.10
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.2
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.3
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.4
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.5
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.6
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.7
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.8
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.9
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.10
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.11
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.12
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.13
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.14
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.16
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.17
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.18
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.19
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.20
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.22
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.23
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.24
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.25
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.26
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.27
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.28
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.29
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.30
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.31
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.32
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.33
MediaWiki Matomo=0.2.34
MediaWiki Matomo=0.4-rc1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.4-rc2
MediaWiki Matomo=0.4-rc3
MediaWiki Matomo=0.4.1-rc1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.4.4
MediaWiki Matomo=0.4.5
MediaWiki Matomo=0.5
MediaWiki Matomo=0.5.1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.5.2
MediaWiki Matomo=0.5.3
MediaWiki Matomo=0.5.4
MediaWiki Matomo=0.5.5
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6.1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6.2
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6.3
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6.3-rc1
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6.3-rc2
MediaWiki Matomo=0.6.4
MediaWiki Matomo=0.7
MediaWiki Matomo=0.8
MediaWiki Matomo=0.9
MediaWiki Matomo=0.9.9

Remedy

http://piwik.org/blog/2011/01/piwik-1-1-2/

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the severity of CVE-2011-0400?

    CVE-2011-0400 is classified as a medium severity vulnerability due to its potential for session hijacking.

  • How do I fix CVE-2011-0400?

    To fix CVE-2011-0400, update to a version of Matomo that is 1.1 or later, where the secure flag is set for session cookies.

  • What types of attacks does CVE-2011-0400 expose users to?

    CVE-2011-0400 exposes users to session hijacking attacks through the interception of session cookies.

  • Which versions of Matomo are affected by CVE-2011-0400?

    CVE-2011-0400 affects all versions of Matomo prior to 1.1 and specific older versions starting from 0.1.

  • What should I do if I cannot upgrade from an affected version of Matomo regarding CVE-2011-0400?

    If an upgrade is not possible, you should ensure that all traffic is served over HTTPS and manually set the secure flag for session cookies.

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