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Date: Sat Aug 20 06:43:55 2005
From: GabbarRang at netscape.net (Gabbar Sing)
Subject: SQL Injeciton.

Thanks I would definitely check on magic_quotes, but the fact is it escapes those characters, so theres no way...its succeptable to sql injection. and ofcourse i am asking this question here means the develper has not done any  kind of sanitization checking. So, if SLQ injection is no possible even below given XXS wont be the case i guess,

'><script>alert('ur hacked')</script>

Thanks,

Gabbar.


Jeremy Bishop <requiem@...etor.org> wrote:

>On Friday 19 August 2005 20:20, Gabbar Sing wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> We have an internal web application written in PHP, in which the
>> developer has got following line.
>
><snip>
>
>> At first sight I though its very much vulnerible to SQL Injection,
>> but I am not just able to demonstrate it. As when i send the
>> character " ' " it just escapes it before sending query to db as " '
>> " thus  failing my injection.
>
>PHP has a feature known as magic quotes that can provide automatic 
>escaping of quotes in user-submitted data.  I believe the configuration 
>variables to look at are "magic_quotes_gpc" and "magic_quotes_sybase", 
>or some variation on those; the documentation should be more revealing.
>
>The developer may also have manually sanitized the data; I assume you 
>have checked for that already?  The ideal means of handling input would 
>be to have the code check whether magic quotes are enabled and to take 
>appropriate action based on the result of that check.
>
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