bugtraq - NetCracker Resource Management 8.0 - SQL Injection Vulnerability

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Message-Id: <201507220911.t6M9BPsP006641@sf01web2.securityfocus.com>
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2015 09:11:25 GMT
From: jychia.sec@...il.com
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: NetCracker Resource Management 8.0 - SQL Injection Vulnerability

# Vulnerability type: SQL Injection
# Vendor: http://www.netcracker.com/
# Product: NetCracker Resource Management System
# Affected version: =< 8.0
# Patched version: 8.2
# Credit: Foo Jong Meng, Chia Junyuan, Benjamin Tan
# CVE ID: CVE-2015-3423

# PROOF OF CONCEPT (SQLi)

SQL Injection (SQLi) vulnerability in multiple pages in NetCracker
Resource Management System and earlier allows authenticated users to
inject SQL statements via multiple parameters.

# VULNERABLE PARAMETERS:
- ctrl
- h____%2427
- h____%2439
- param0
- param1
- param2
- param3
- param4
- filter_INSERT_COUNT
- filter_MINOR_FALLOUT
- filter_UPDATE_COUNT
- sort
- sessid
- (etc...)

# SAMPLE PAYLOAD
- '

# TIMELINE
- 28/02/2015: Vulnerability found
- 13/03/2015: Vendor informed
- 13/03/2015: Vendor responded and acknowledged
- 21/04/2015: Vendor fixed the issue
- 22/07/2015: Public disclosure