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DBTools' DBManager Information Leak Vulnerability Mar 07 2003 07:08AM
Ignacio Vazquez (infosecmanager centaura com ar)
Centaura Technologies Security Research Lab Advisory

Product Name: DBTools DBManager Professional

Systems: Windows 9x/NT/2000/2003 Server

Severity: Medium

Remote: No

Category: Information Leak

Vendor URL: http://www.dbtools.com.br

Advisory Author: Ignacio Vazquez

Advisory URL: http://www.centaura.com.ar/infosec/adv/dbmanagerpro.txt

Revised-Date: March 7, 2003

Advisory Code: CTADVILB004

.:Introduction

"The DBManager Professional is the most powerful application

for MySQL and PostgreSQL It is rich of features. It comes in

two editions to help you choose the one that will fit your needs:

Freeware and Enterprise"

.: Impact

Any local user can retrieve MySQL and PostgreSQL connection information

like DB hosts, usernames and passwords without any restriction.

.: Description

DBTools DBManager Pro stores its link information in the

sys_servers table located in catalog.mdb (MS JET database) file usually

within the "DATA" directory in the program folder.

(C:\Program Files\DBTools Software\DBManager Professional\DATA)

This table contains server_id, server_name, server_type, host, and port,

user and password fields, from where a local attacker can gain useful

information regarding the db engines.

The fields in this database are NOT encrypted, letting any user with

read access retrieve this data. catalog.mdb is readable to all users by

default so virtually any user within the system can open this file.

.: Official Fix Information

The vendor has been contacted but no fix has been released yet.

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Ignacio Vazquez

<ivazquez (at) centaura.com (dot) ar [email concealed]>

Director of Technology

Security Labs Manager

Centaura Technologies

http://www.centaura.com.ar

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