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CVE-2013-2204: Input Validation

First published: Mon Jul 08 2013(Updated: )

moxieplayer.as in Moxiecode moxieplayer, as used in the TinyMCE Media plugin in WordPress before 3.5.2 and other products, does not consider the presence of a # (pound sign) character during extraction of the QUERY_STRING, which allows remote attackers to pass arbitrary parameters to a Flash application, and conduct content-spoofing attacks, via a crafted string after a ? (question mark) character.

Credit: secalert@redhat.com

Affected SoftwareAffected VersionHow to fix
TinyMCE Media
WordPress WordPress<=3.5.1
WordPress WordPress=0.71
WordPress WordPress=1.0
WordPress WordPress=1.0.1
WordPress WordPress=1.0.2
WordPress WordPress=1.1.1
WordPress WordPress=1.2
WordPress WordPress=1.2.1
WordPress WordPress=1.2.2
WordPress WordPress=1.2.3
WordPress WordPress=1.2.4
WordPress WordPress=1.2.5
WordPress WordPress=1.2.5-a
WordPress WordPress=1.3
WordPress WordPress=1.3.2
WordPress WordPress=1.3.3
WordPress WordPress=1.5
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=1.6.2
WordPress WordPress=2.0
WordPress WordPress=2.0.1
WordPress WordPress=2.0.2
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=2.0.11
WordPress WordPress=2.1
WordPress WordPress=2.1.1
WordPress WordPress=2.1.2
WordPress WordPress=2.1.3
WordPress WordPress=2.2
WordPress WordPress=2.2.1
WordPress WordPress=2.2.2
WordPress WordPress=2.2.3
WordPress WordPress=2.3
WordPress WordPress=2.3.1
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=2.6.2
WordPress WordPress=2.6.3
WordPress WordPress=2.6.5
WordPress WordPress=2.7
WordPress WordPress=2.7.1
WordPress WordPress=2.8
WordPress WordPress=2.8.1
WordPress WordPress=2.8.2
WordPress WordPress=2.8.3
WordPress WordPress=2.8.4
WordPress WordPress=2.8.4-a
WordPress WordPress=2.8.5
WordPress WordPress=2.8.5.1
WordPress WordPress=2.8.5.2
WordPress WordPress=2.8.6
WordPress WordPress=2.9
WordPress WordPress=2.9.1
WordPress WordPress=2.9.1.1
WordPress WordPress=2.9.2
WordPress WordPress=3.3
WordPress WordPress=3.3.1
WordPress WordPress=3.3.2
WordPress WordPress=3.3.3
WordPress WordPress=3.4.0
WordPress WordPress=3.4.1
WordPress WordPress=3.4.2
WordPress WordPress=3.5.0

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