full-disclosure - SQL injection in BroadBoard Instant ASP Message Board

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Message-ID: <S697071AbUIZUJo/20040926200944Z+831@mail.yandex.ru>
From: pigrelax at yandex.ru (pigrelax)
Subject: SQL injection in BroadBoard Instant ASP Message Board

BroadBoard Instant ASP Message Board

URL: http://www.broadboard.com/

1. software does not properly validate user-supplied input in the 'keywords'
parameter  in search.asp:
http://broadboard/forum/search.asp?archives=1&action=1&keywords=['SQL
code]&method=1&method=1&body=1&subject=1&board=1&results=1

2. software does not properly validate user-supplied input in the 'handle'
parameter  in profile.asp:
http://broadboard/forum/profile.asp?handle=['SQL code]

3. software does not properly validate user-supplied input in the
'txtUserHandle' parameter  in reg2.asp:

POST /forum/reg2.asp HTTP/1.1 
Host: broadboard 
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded 
Content-Length: 121 
txtNameFirst=1&txtNameLast=1&txtUserEmail=sales@...patrol.com&txtUserHandle=
['SQL code]&txtUserPwd=1&txtUserCPwd=1&cmdRegister=1

4. software does not properly validate user-supplied input in the
'txtUserEmail' parameter  in forgot.asp:

POST /forum/forgot.asp HTTP/1.1 
Host: broadboard 
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded 
Content-Length: 24 
txtUserEmail=['SQL code]&cmdSend=1

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