Stored XSS vulnerability in Afterlogic Aurora webmail

An XSS issue was discovered in Afterlogic Aurora webmail version 9.8.3 and below. An attacker can send a specially crafted HTML e-mail message with JavaScript in an img HTML tag. This could allow a remote attacker to load arbitrary JavaScript code in the context of a webmail user's browser window, and access user data.

AdminPanel in AfterLogic WebMail 7.7 and Aurora 7.7.5 has XSS via the txtDomainName field to adminpanel/modules/pro/inc/ajax.php during addition of a domain.

A deserialization vulnerability in Afterlogic Aurora Files v9.7.3 allows attackers to execute arbitrary code via supplying a crafted .sabredav file.

An issue was discovered in AfterLogic Aurora through 7.7.9 and WebMail Pro through 7.7.9. They allow directory traversal to read files (such as a data/settings/settings.xml file containing admin panel credentials), as demonstrated by dav/server.php/files/personal/%2e%2e when using the caldav_public_user account (with caldav_public_user as its password).

An issue was discovered in AfterLogic Aurora through 8.5.3 and WebMail Pro through 8.5.3, when DAV is enabled. They allow directory traversal to create new files (such as an executable file under the web root). This is related to DAVServer.php in 8.x and DAV/Server.php in 7.x.

Afterlogic WebMail Pro 8.3.11, and WebMail in Afterlogic Aurora 8.3.11, allows Remote Stored XSS via an attachment name.

Afterlogic Aurora through 8.3.9-build-a3 has XSS that can be leveraged for session hijacking by retrieving the session cookie from the administrator login.