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Message-ID: <001a01c25086$88843280$e62d1c41@kc.rr.com>
From: mattmurphy at kc.rr.com (Matthew Murphy)
Subject: FactoSystem CMS Contains Multiple Vulnerabilities

FactoSystem CMS Contains Multiple Vulnerabilities

Impact: Multiple vulnerabilities -- all allowing manipulation of the backend
database
Risk: High
Class: Input Validation Error
Affected System: IIS 4.0 or later with ASP enabled and FactoSystem CMS
installed

Description

Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities exist in the FactoSystem Content
Management System that may allow an attacker to introduce instructions into
an SQL query.  The vulnerabilities exist because the script fails to verify
the validity of numeric data or fails to properly escape certain control
characters in strings.

The problems are in the handling of the query variables "authornumber" (in
author.asp), and "discussblurbid" (in discuss.asp), and the form variables
"name" and "email" (in holdcomment.asp).  An example is below:

http://localhost/author.asp?authornumber=1%28%20And%20AuthorTable%2EAuthorID
%3DBlurbTable%2EAuthorID%20And%20BlurbTable%2ESub_id%3DSubjectTable%2ESub_id
%20Order%20By%20BlurbTable%2EBlurbdate%20desc%2C%20blurbtable%2Eblurbtime%20
desc%3BUPDATE%20user%20SET%20Password%3DPASSWORD%28%27password%27%29%20WHERE
%20user%3D%27root%27%3B%20FLUSH%20PRIVILEGES%3B--


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