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Re: [NOBYTES.COM: #8] Naxtor Shopping Cart 1.0 - Information Disclosure

Subject: Re: [NOBYTES.COM: #8] Naxtor Shopping Cart 1.0 - Information Disclosure & Possible SQL Injection
Date: 25 Aug 2005 13:22:39 -0000
Yes, it is vulnerable. The user inputs as cat_id is not quoted when retrieving 
the category text. You can test the vulerability by:

cat_id=2%20and%201=1
cat_id=2%20and%201=2


Patrick Morris wrote:

Do you have any evidence that there is a real vulerability here, or are you 
basing your assumption on the error messages?  If it's strictly based on the 
error messages, this is more of a PHP thing than one with the shopping cart, 
and the information disclosure would be fixed by properly configuring PHP not 
to display those errors.

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