Layton Helpbox 4.4.0 SQL Injection

`Layton Helpbox 4.4.0 Multiple SQL Injection Points by Joseph Sheridan  
  
Summary  
  
Layton Technologies Helpbox product version 4.4.0 is vulnerable to multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities.  
  
CVE number: CVE-2012-4971  
Impact: High  
Vendor homepage: http://www.laytontechnology.com  
Vendor notified: 10/09/2012  
Vendor response: This product has been replaced by 'ServiceDesk' but fixes may be available with valid support contracts.  
Credit: Joseph Sheridan of ReactionIS  
  
Affected Products  
  
Helpbox 4.4.0  
  
  
Details  
  
The following pages and parameters were found to be vulnerable:  
  
editrequestenduser.asp (reqclass)  
editrequestuser.asp (sys_request_id)  
enduseractions.asp (sys_request_id)  
enduserreopenrequeststatus.asp (sys_request_id, confirm)  
enduserrequests.asp (searchsql, back, status)  
validateenduserlogin.asp (POST param:sys_userpwd)  
validateuserlogin.asp (POST param:sys_userpwd)  
editenduseruser.asp (sql)  
manageenduserrequestclasses.asp (sql)  
resetpwdenduser.asp (sql)  
disableloginenduser.asp (sql)  
deleteenduseruser.asp (sql)  
manageendusers.asp (sql)  
statsrequestagereport.asp (POST param:site)  
  
Impact  
  
An attacker may be able to take full control of the application database and execute arbitrary operating-system commands.  
Solution  
  
Layton advise upgrading to their newer 'ServiceDesk' product. However, if you have an active support contract, Layton may be able to provide fixes for you.  
  
  
About ReactionIS  
  
Reaction Information Security is a leading independent pen test consultancy specialising in delivering the highest quality security testing services including network pen testing and web application security testing. As a CESG CHECK Service Provider we are authorised to carry out penetration testing on classified government networks.  
  
  
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