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CVE-2010-1535 Scanner

Detects 'Directory Traversal' vulnerability in TRAVELbook component of Joomla affects v. 1.0.1.

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TRAVELbook is a component of Joomla! software that is primarily used for planning and organizing travel itineraries. This component provides a platform for users to create personalized travel plans, by integrating various travel vendors and services. This functionality makes it a popular tool amongst travel enthusiasts who are looking to create custom and detailed travel arrangements. 

The TRAVELbook component, unfortunately, has a vulnerability that was detected and designated as CVE-2010-1535. This vulnerability arises when remote attackers use the ".." symbol to traverse directories. This vulnerability then permits the attacker to read any arbitrary file and potentially impact several aspects of the system. 

When this vulnerability is exploited, it can cause multiple issues, including an attacker compromising sensitive information, manipulating content, or initiating different infections on the system. In some cases, it can even allow remote attackers to take full control of a website. This can have a grave impact on the organization’s reputation, and may cause significant financial losses in the long-term. 

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