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Message-ID: <02a401c397ec$9fee3390$0400a8c0@x2> From: sintraq at sintelli.com (Sintelli SINTRAQ) Subject: SQL Injection Vulnerability in FuzzyMonkey MyClassifieds SQL Version SQL Injection Vulnerability in FuzzyMonkey MyClassifieds SQL Version 18 October 2003 Original Advisory http://www.sintelli.com/adv/sa-2003-04-myclassified.pdf Background My Classifieds SQL is a Perl/CGI/MySQL script which will quickly and easily allow the hosting of a classifieds forum on a website. . More information about the product is available here: http://fuzzymonkey.org/newfuzzy/software/perl/classifieds/readme.html Description MyClassifieds SQL Version is vulnerable to a SQL injection attack. The problem is due to improper sanitization of user input for the $email variable. A remote attacker could insert arbitrary SQL code in the $email variable. The passwords of the users can be written into a file and made world readable. Example: If the value of $email is aaa@....com' OR 1=1 INTO OUTFILE '/<directory-path>/pass.txt, the SQL request becomes: select passmd5 from people where email=' aaa@....com' OR 1=1 INTO OUTFILE '/<directory-path>/pass.txt' and the passwords of the users can be written into the file pass.txt. Impact It is possible for an attacker to obtain passwords of users. Versions affected Version 2.11 Solution Upgrade to version 2.13 http://www.fuzzymonkey.org/files/myclassifiedssql-2.13.tar.gz Vulnerability History 15 Oct 2003 Identified by Ezhilan of Sintelli 15 Oct 2003 Issue disclosed to FuzzyMonkey (Erin) 16 Oct 2003 Vulnerability confirmed by Erin 18 Oct 2003 Fix available 18 Oct 2003 Sintelli confirms vulnerability has been addressed 18 Oct 2003 Sintelli Public Disclosure Credit Ezhilan of Sintelli discovered this vulnerability. About Sintelli: Sintelli is the world's largest provider of security intelligence solutions. Sintelli is the definitive source for IT Security intelligence and is a provider of third generation intelligence security solutions. Request a free trial of our alerting solution by clicking here http://www.sintelli.com/free-trial.htm Copyright 2003 Sintelli Limited. All rights reserved. www.sintelli.com
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