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CVE-2013-5954: Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in OpenX 2.8.11 and earlier allow remote attacke...

Multiple cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in OpenX 2.8.11 and earlier allow remote attackers to hijack the authentication of administrators for requests that delete (1) users via admin/agency-user-unlink.php, (2) advertisers via admin/advertiser-delete.php, (3) banners via admin/banner-delete.php, (4) campaigns via admin/campaign-delete.php, (5) channels via admin/channel-delete.php, (6) affiliate websites via admin/affiliate-delete.php, or (7) zones via admin/zone-delete.php.

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This issue lets an attacker trick a logged-in OpenX administrator into unintentionally deleting important ad-server objects. Affected actions include deleting users, advertisers, banners, campaigns, channels, affiliate websites, and zones. The business risk is ad operations disruption and administrative data loss, not direct server takeover based on the provided sources. Exposure is likely limited to organizations still running OpenX 2.8.11 or earlier, or related deployments covered by the Revive Adserver advisory. Publicly reachable admin panels raise concern, especially where administrators browse other sites while authenticated. Treat this as a targeted operational integrity risk. It is not shown as actively exploited, but stale ad-server software with exposed admin access can create avoidable business disruption. Prioritize verification and upgrade if OpenX 2.8.11 or earlier is present. Mitigation focus: Identify any OpenX 2.8.11 or earlier deployments.; Review the Revive SA-2014-001 advisory and vendor upgrade guidance.; Upgrade to Revive Adserver 3.0.5 or a vendor-supported fixed release where applicable..

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