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CVE-1999-0604: An incorrect configuration of the WebStore 1.0 shopping cart CGI program "web_store.cgi" could disclose pri...

An incorrect configuration of the WebStore 1.0 shopping cart CGI program "web_store.cgi" could disclose private information.

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A misconfiguration in the WebStore 1.0 shopping cart CGI script "web_store.cgi" could expose private customer information. The original 1999 Bugtraq report specifically flagged shopping carts of this era for leaking credit card data. For any organization still running this legacy CGI, the business risk is direct customer data disclosure and the reputational and regulatory fallout that follows. Extremely limited in 2026. WebStore 1.0 is a late-1990s Perl CGI shopping cart with no meaningful modern deployment footprint. Realistic exposure is confined to abandoned legacy hosting, archived e-commerce sites, or forgotten subdirectories on long-lived web servers. Enterprise environments are unlikely to run it, but web-hosting providers and historical sites should still confirm absence. Very low priority for modern enterprises. Treat as legacy hygiene: confirm no forgotten hosting environment still exposes this 1999 shopping cart, then move on. Only escalate if discovery reveals an actual running instance handling customer or payment data. Mitigation focus: Confirm web_store.cgi and the WebStore 1.0 package are not present on any hosted web server.; Retire the CGI entirely; do not attempt to reconfigure a 1999-era cart for production use.; Restrict CGI directories to authenticated, need-to-run scripts and remove world-readable order files..

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