CVE-2007-1364: DropAFew before 0.2.1 does not require authorization for certain privileged actions, which allows remote at...

Security readout for executives and security teams

DropAFew versions before 0.2.1 allowed unauthenticated users to perform actions that should have required authorization. Reported impacts include viewing other users' calorie logs, adding links, and creating users. This matters mainly for legacy public deployments because it affects privacy and site integrity. Exposure is likely limited to old DropAFew installations, especially internet-facing PHP deployments still running versions before 0.2.1. The source bundle lists no CPEs, vendor metadata, or modern package identifiers, so asset matching may require manual inventory. Treat this as a targeted legacy-application cleanup item. It is not supported by current active-exploitation evidence, but any exposed vulnerable instance could leak user information and allow unauthorized site changes. Mitigation focus: Identify any DropAFew deployments and confirm their version.; Upgrade deployments running versions before 0.2.1 where vendor guidance supports it.; Restrict public access until authorization behavior is confirmed..

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Jun 29, 2026, 06:24 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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