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CVE-2000-0925: The default installation of SmartWin CyberOffice Shopping Cart 2 (aka CyberShop) installs the _private dire...

The default installation of SmartWin CyberOffice Shopping Cart 2 (aka CyberShop) installs the _private directory with world readable permissions, which allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information.

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SmartWin CyberOffice Shopping Cart 2 (CyberShop) shipped with a default configuration that left its _private folder readable by anyone on the web. That folder is where the application stored sensitive order data, including customer and credit card details. Anyone who guessed or browsed to the path could view files directly, without needing credentials or an exploit tool. Exposure today is very low. CyberOffice Shopping Cart 2 is a legacy late-1990s Windows web application with no known modern deployments. Any residual risk would sit with unmaintained legacy e-commerce hosts still running the original software. The 2000-era Bugtraq disclosure indicated real customer and payment data leakage in production installs of that era. Low priority for most modern organizations because the affected product is a 25-year-old shopping cart with negligible remaining install base. Priority becomes high only if any legacy CyberShop instance is still processing or storing customer or payment data, in which case treat it as an active data-exposure risk and retire it. Mitigation focus: Confirm no CyberOffice Shopping Cart 2 (CyberShop) instances remain in the environment and decommission any that are found.; If the application must remain, restrict web-server access to the _private directory and remove world-readable filesystem permissions.; Consult vendor or archived vendor guidance before re-permissioning, since no official fix is cited in the source bundle..

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