full-disclosure - Multiple SQL Injection Vulnerabilities in DeskPRO

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Message-ID: <200310201955.59025.aviram@beyondsecurity.com>
From: aviram at beyondsecurity.com (Aviram Jenik)
Subject: Multiple SQL Injection Vulnerabilities in DeskPRO

Multiple SQL Injection Vulnerabilities in DeskPRO
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Article reference: 
http://www.securiteam.com/unixfocus/6R0052K8KM.html

SUMMARY

DeskPRO (http://www.deskpro.com) is "an integrated script to manage your 
customer sales and support". The DeskPRO product uses a SQL engine (MySQL) to 
store information.
The product contains multiple pages that do not adequately filter our user 
provided data, allowing a remote attacker to insert malicious SQL statements 
into existing ones.

DETAILS

Vulnerable systems:
 ?* DeskPRO version 1.1.0 and prior

Immune systems:
 ?* DeskPRO version 1.1.2

 Examples:
 http://vulsite.com/deskpro_v1/faq.php?cat=45'
 http://vulsite.com/deskpro_v1/faq.php?article=105'
 http://vulsite.com/deskpro_v1/view.php?ticketid=1'&ticket_pass=

The vulnerability is better emphasized by the fact that a remote attacker can 
logon into the system with the administrator username without knowing the 
password by entering the following information in the logon screen:

 Email: admin
 Password: 'or''='

 Vendor response:
On the 21st of Sep 2003 this issue was reported to DeskPRO, the following 
reply was received on the same day:
"Thank you for the notification, we will have a fix within 24 hours. We 
appreciate keeping the information out of the public domain until we have had 
time to fix and release a patch."

 On the 2nd of Oct 2003 after the majority of their customers patched the 
issue, we have decided to release this advisory.

The information has been provided by SecurITeam Experts 
<expert@...uriteam.com>. 

-- 
Aviram Jenik
Beyond Security Ltd.
http://www.BeyondSecurity.com
http://www.SecuriTeam.com

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