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Message-ID: <CAPhqm0O9LauV0VqK+PJ_1S6nKcXPc6wugX_y6jwfj5fvshmmMA@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 02:20:14 +0100
From: muuratsalo experimental hack lab <muuratsalo@...il.com>
To: bugtraq <bugtraq@...urityfocus.com>
Subject: Freelancer calendar <= 1.01 SQL Injection Vulnerability
Dear all,
I have found multiple a SQL injection vulnerability in Freelancer
calendar <= 1.01.
It seems to be version 1.01 as you can see in the 'Files' section of
the Sourceforge page.
I reported the vulnerability to the vendor but no response as stated
in the advisory.
Best,
muuratsalo
-- ADVISORY --
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Freelancer calendar <= 1.01 SQL Injection Vulnerability
------------------------------------------------------------------------
author............: muuratsalo (Revshell.com)
contact...........: muuratsalo[at]gmail[dot]com
download..........: http://sourceforge.net/projects/freelancercal/
[0x01] Vulnerability overview:
Freelancer calendar <= 1.0.1 is affected by a SQL injection vulnerability.
Note - A registered account could be required to exploit the vulnerability.
[0x02] Disclosure timeline:
[16/11/2011] - SQL injection vulnerability discovered and reported to
the vendor.
[19/11/2011] - No response from the vendor, public disclosure.
[0x03] Proof of Concept:
http://localhost/worldcalendar/category_list.php?a=search&value=1&SearchFor=muuratsalo&SearchOption=Contains&SearchField=[SQL
injection]
http://localhost/worldcalendar/Copy_of_calendar_list.php?a=search&value=1&SearchFor=muuratsalo&SearchOption=Contains&SearchField=[SQL
injection]
http://localhost/worldcalendar/customer_statistics_list.php?a=search&value=1&SearchFor=muuratsalo&SearchOption=Contains&SearchField=[SQL
injection]
http://localhost/worldcalendar/customer_list.php?a=search&value=1&SearchFor=muuratsalo&SearchOption=Contains&SearchField=[SQL
injection]
http://localhost/worldcalendar/task_statistics_list.php?a=search&value=1&SearchFor=muuratsalo&SearchOption=Contains&SearchField=[SQL
injection]
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