SCHLIX CMS

Insecure Permission vulnerability in Schlix Web Inc SCHLIX CMS 2.2.7-2 allows attacker to upload arbitrary files and execute arbitrary code via the tristao parameter. NOTE: this is disputed by the vendor because an admin is intentionally allowed to upload new executable PHP code, such as a theme that was obtained from a trusted source or was developed for their own website. Only an admin can upload such code, not someone else in an "attacker" role.

admin/app/mediamanager in Schlix CMS 2.1.8-7 allows Authenticated Unrestricted File Upload, leading to remote code execution. NOTE: "While inadvertently allowing a PHP file to be uploaded via Media Manager was an oversight, it still requires an admin permission. We think it's pretty rare for an administrator to exploit a bug on his/her own site to own his/her own site.

An arbitrary file upload vulnerability in Schlix CMS v2.2.8-1, allows remote authenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code and obtain sensitive information via a crafted .phtml file.

Schlix CMS before v2.2.9-5 is vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting (XSS). Due to lack of javascript sanitization in the login form, incorrect login attempts in logs are triggered as XSS in the admin panel.