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CVE-2007-3246: The do_set_password function in modules/chanserv/set.c in IRC Services before 5.0.60 preserves channel foun...

The do_set_password function in modules/chanserv/set.c in IRC Services before 5.0.60 preserves channel founder privileges across a channel password change (ChanServ SET PASSWORD), which allows remote authenticated users to obtain the new password through automated e-mail, or perform privileged actions without knowing the new password.

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IRC Services before 5.0.60 could keep channel founder privileges active after a ChanServ password change. An authenticated remote user might receive the new password by automated email or continue privileged channel actions without knowing the new password. This is mainly relevant to legacy IRC infrastructure, not typical modern web systems. Exposure is likely limited to organizations running IRC Services versions before 5.0.60 with ChanServ enabled. The bundle does not provide complete vendor/product metadata, CPEs, CVSS, or deployment prevalence, so scope should be confirmed through asset inventory. Treat this as a targeted legacy-service risk. Prioritize if the organization still operates IRC Services for operations, support, or communities. It is not marked as actively exploited, but it can undermine channel control and expose sensitive channel credentials. Mitigation focus: Identify any IRC Services deployments and their exact versions.; Upgrade IRC Services before 5.0.60 to 5.0.60 or later per vendor release references.; Review vendor guidance before applying compensating controls or backports..

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