WHMCS CEO Matt Posted December 3, 2012 WHMCS CEO Share Posted December 3, 2012 Security Advisory for V4.5 & Google Checkout Users WHMCS has released a new version of the 4.5 series and 5.1 series. These updates provide targeted changes to address security concerns with the WHMCS product. You are highly encouraged to update immediately. Releases The following WHMCS versions address all known vulnerabilities: > 4.5.3 for the 4.5 series > 5.1.3 for the 5.1 series The latest public releases of WHMCS are available inside our members area @ http://www.whmcs.com/members/clientarea.php Security Issue Information The 4.5 series update addresses a vulnerability that can permit a malicious user to decieve a WHMCS installation into crediting a payment that is sent to a PayPal account other than the account configured within that WHMCS installation. The 5.x series is unaffected by this vulnerability. It is only possible to exploit this vulnerability if the paypal module has been activated. The rating for this vulnerability is: important The 4.5 and 5.1 series update addresses a vulnerability that can permit a malicious user to inject SQL via the Google Checkout module. This only becomes possible to exploit if the Google Checkout module has been activated within the WHMCS installation and so non Google Checkout users are not at risk from this. The rating for this vulnerability is: critical Mitigation Download and apply the appropriate patch file to protect against these vulnerabilities. For the 4.5 series, please use the file: http://go.whmcs.com/42/v452patch For the 5.1 series, please use the file: http://go.whmcs.com/46/v512googlecheckoutpatch To apply the patch, simply download the appropriate patch file from above depending upon the WHMCS version you are running, extract the contents, and upload the files from the /whmcs/ folder to your installation. No install or upgrade process is required. * An email notification is being sent to all active license holders regarding this patch. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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