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KnowledgeTree Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability
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Product description: ============ KnowledgeTree is document management system that makes it easy to secure, share, track and manage the documents and records. ============ KnowledgeTree Blind SQL Injection (CVE-2014-2737) ============ The application is vulnerable to blind SQL injection which is exploitable through /webservice/clienttools/services/mdownload.php. This issue is exploitable without authentication. Details: ---------------------- The vulnerable code is in the get_active_session function in the KTAPI_UserSession class. In this location the query isn't parameterized when looking up the active session. In the getFileName function an unvalidated 'u' parameter is passed. Exploitable from: /webservice/clienttools/services/mdownload.php POC is withheld. The CVE project assigned CVE-2014-2737 to this issue. Vendor Response: 1. The open source project was shut down, and the vendor doesn’t have a place to post a patch. The vendor does have a patch available that works for the open source project if you ask them. 2. Upgrade to the KnowledgeTree on premise product which is patched against this issue. Timeline: ============ February 25, 2014, Vulnerability identified February 25, 2014, Product vendor notification March 14, 2014, Vendor confirmed the issue March 26, 2014, Vendor fix reviewed March 28, 2014, Vendor fix confirmed March 28, 2014, Vendor has a patch available for the open source product April 20, 2014, Disclosure Research: ============ Craig Arendt, Stratum Security http://www.stratumsecurity.com # 0day.today [2024-11-16] #