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Message-ID: <68cbfab1050829100639e18aad@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Mon Aug 29 18:06:49 2005
From: h4cky0u.org at gmail.com (h4cky0u)
Subject: Land Down Under 801 And Prior Multiple SQL
	Injection Vulnerabilities

TITLE:
======

Land Down Under 801 And Prior Multiple SQL Injection Vulnerabilities


SEVERITY:
=========

Medium


SOFTWARE:
==========

Land Down Under version 801 and prior

Support Website : http://www.neocrome.net


INFO:
=====

Land Down Under is a multiple portal system which includes many
different options like forum, statistic, site map, article menu and
many more. The portal is powered by PHP and MySQL.


BUG DESCRIPTION:
===============

The portal system is vulnerable to various sql injection attacks, here
are some examples:

http://localhost/ldu/events.php?c='

http://localhost/ldu/events.php?f=incoming&c='

http://localhost/ldu/events.php?c=%27

http://localhost/ldu/events.php?f=incoming&c=%27

http://localhost/ldu/index.php?c='

http://localhost/ldu/index.php?c=%27

http://localhost/ldu/list.php?c='&s=title&w=asc&o=1&p=1

http://localhost/ldu/list.php?c=%27&s=title&w=asc&o=1&p=1


VENDOR STATUS:
==============

The vendor was contacted using the contacts link on the main page.
No response recieved till date.


CREDITS:
========

This vulnerability was discovered and researched by -

matrix_killer of h4cky0u Security Forums.


mail : matrix_k at abv.bg

web : http://www.h4cky0u.org

Greets to all omega-team members


ORIGINAL:
=========

http://h4cky0u.org/viewtopic.php?t=2371

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