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Re: WebObjects App Open To Hackers - So I'm Told
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Re: WebObjects App Open To Hackers - So I'm Told


  • Subject: Re: WebObjects App Open To Hackers - So I'm Told
  • From: Dario Bagatto <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 4 Jul 2003 19:22:00 +0200

Hi,

OK guys I hear what you are all saying so i'm going to give you the address in question live:

 http://217.65.164.40/cgi-bin/WebObjects.dll/JandM.woa/1/wa/Terms

Is this address a sucrity issue?

The only thing I found so far is that you have port 56789 open on which you have a running JavaMonitor.


It's good that you have set a password on JavaMonitor but anyhow if someone can hack your password he has access to JavaMonitor and could shut down your application for instance. And as far as I know the password you enter is transferred in clear text over http.

I would close Port 56789 on the firewall.

Dario
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