PoC - SocialWare 2.2.x SQL Injection

iScripts SocialWare 2.2.x Multiple Remote Vulnerability Name iScripts SocialWare Vendor http://www.iscripts.com Versions Affected 2.2.x Author Salvatore Fresta aka Drosophila Website http://www.salvatorefresta.net Contact salvatorefresta [at] gmail [dot] com Date 2010-03-07 X. INDEX I. ABOUT THE APPLICATION II. DESCRIPTION III. ANALYSIS IV. SAMPLE CODE V. FIX I. ABOUT THE APPLICATION iScripts SocialWare is an award-winning, easy to use social networking software that enables you to create your own social network like MySpace, Orkut, Friendster, Linkedin, Facebook, Hi5, etc. II. DESCRIPTION This CMS is affected by multiple remote security flaws, such as SQL Injection, Arbitrary File upload, etc. These security flaws DO NOT require authentication. Other files may be vulnerable. III. ANALYSIS Summary: A) Multiple Arbitrary File Upload B) Multiple SQL Injection C) Multiple Blind SQL Injection D) Multiple Reflected and Stored XSS E) Information Disclosure A) Multiple Arbitrary File Upload The file's extension of the file sent to jobs.php?step=4 using the txtResume parameter is not properly sanitised. The destination folder is jobs/resume, permission 777. There is no extension restriction. Another Arbitrary File Upload flaw was reported in a previous security advisory (2010-07-02): http://www.salvatorefresta.net/files/adv/iScripts%20SocialWare%202.2.x%20Arbitrary%20File%20Upload%20Vulnerability-02072010.txt event/function.php is affected by the same arbitrary file upload flaw reported in the previous security flaws. It is possible to upload a php file if the Content-Type is image/jpeg or image/gif and the file's extension is php5. The destination directory is event_category. manage_music.php is affected by the same flaw reported in the previous security advisory. It is possible to upload a php file if the Content-Type is allowed (audio/mpeg etc.). The destination directory is music/files. Also manage_videos.php, album.php (function.php), manage_networks.php use the same vulnerable upload method. B) Multiple SQL Injection event_thereactive.php is included by events.php when the action parameter is set to show. In this script, the id parameter is not properly sanitised before being used in a SQL query. To view the information without be redirected to another page from events.php, the injection must be sent using the POST method instead of the GET method. This is possible because in the affected file, the id parameter is readed using the $_REQUEST array. event_create2.php is affected by the same bug. To exploit it, the action parameter must be set to create2. C) Multiple Blind SQL Injection The Id parameter in function.php when $_POST['status'] is set to create2 is not properly sanitised before being used in a SQL query. This can be exploited to manipulate SQL queries by injecting arbitrary SQL code. The affected query types are respectively an UPDATE and a SELECT. D) Multiple Reflected and Stored XSS All forms that allow HTML tags are vulnerable to stored XSS. The reason is that there are no checks about javascript tags. Many reflected XSS are allowed but it is impossible use single/double quotes because of the escape. E) Information Disclosure phpinfo.php executes the PHP function's phpinfo() that prints a lot of information about the server and path names. IV. SAMPLE CODE A) Multiple Arbitrary File Upload Go to jobs.php?step=4 and try to upload any file. http://www.salvatorefresta.net/files/poc/PoC-iScriptsSW22.c B) Multiple SQL Injection PoC - SocialWare 2.2.x SQL Injection C) Multiple Blind SQL Injection PoC - SocialWare 2.2.x Blind SQL Injection E) Information Disclosure http://site/path/phpinfo.php V. FIX No Fix.