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Message-ID: <CAPhqm0MC1gWTuaboKv-ir7JwULU12TGD3kXUJL1ZSdr2DdPmhQ@mail.gmail.com> Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2011 19:31:10 +0100 From: muuratsalo experimental hack lab <muuratsalo@...il.com> To: bugtraq <bugtraq@...urityfocus.com> Subject: OrderSys <= 1.6.4 Sql Injection Vulnerabilities Dear All, I have found multiple sql injection vulnerabilities in OrderSys <= 1.6.4. The vendor knows the vulnerabilities and he is fixing them as stated in the enclosed advisory. (See also http://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/labwiki/index.php?page=release_notes) Since the developer is currently patching the current release it is possible that you can find in the software link different versions of the same app (1.6.4). Best, muuratsalo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ advisory ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ OrderSys <= 1.6.4 Sql Injection Vulnerabilities ------------------------------------------------------------------------ author............: muuratsalo (Revshell.com) contact...........: muuratsalo[at]gmail[dot]com download..........: http://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/labwiki/index.php [0x01] Vulnerability overview: All versions of OrderSys <= 1.6.4 are affected by Sql injection vulnerabilities. A valid account could be required to exploit the vulnerabilities. [0x02] Disclosure timeline: [04/11/2011] - Multiple sql injection vulnerabilities discovered and reported to the vendor [05/11/2011] - Multiple sql injection vulnerabilities fixed, OrderSys 1.6.4 released. [05/11/2011] - OrderSys 1.6.4 is still vulnerable to some sql injection vulnerabilities. [05/11/2011] - The vendor is currently working on fixing the reported issues. [06/11/2011] - Public disclosure [0x03] Proof of Concept: http://localhost/ordersys/ordering/interface_creator/index.php?table_name=vendor&function=search&where_clause=[SQL INJECTION]&page=0&order=Address&order_type=ASC http://localhost/ordersys/ordering/interface_creator/index_long.php?table_name=vendor&function=search&where_clause=[SQL INJECTION]&page=0&order=Address&order_type=ASC http://localhost/ordersys/ordering/interface_creator/index_short.php?table_name=vendor&function=search&where_clause=[SQL INJECTION]&page=0&order=Address&order_type=ASC
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