Proman Xpress v5.0.1 - Multiple Web Vulnerabilities

Title:
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Proman Xpress v5.0.1 - Multiple Web Vulnerabilities


Date:
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2012-05-09


References:
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http://www.vulnerability-lab.com/get_content.php?id=513


VL-ID:
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512


Common Vulnerability Scoring System:
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7.5


Introduction:
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Proman Xpress v5.0.1 is a super project management script coded in PHP & MySQL. It s highly customizable and 
is used across industries.

No Encryption.
No Callback.
Separate login for clients.
Easy management.
Add/edit/delete projects.
Unlimited project category.
Unlimited image upload.
Ajax based interface.
Complete messaging system.
File attachment system.
Active/ inactive projects.
Assign different parts to staffs.
Client to admin message interface.
Staff to admin message interface.
Set project time period.
Add/edit/delete clients.
Add/edit/delete Staffs.
Template based architecture.

(Copy of the Vendor Homepage:  http://itechscripts.com/proman_xpress.html )


Abstract:
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The Vulnerability Laboratory Researcher Team discovered multiple Web Vulnerabilities in Proman Xpress 2012 Q2.


Report-Timeline:
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2012-05-09: Public or Non-Public Disclosure


Status:
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Published


Exploitation-Technique:
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Remote


Severity:
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High


Details:
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1.1
A remote SQL Injection vulnerability  is detected in the Promans Xpress 2012 Q2 content management system.
The vulnerability allows an attacker (remote) or local low privileged user account to inject/execute own sql commands 
on the affected application dbms. Successful exploitation of the vulnerability results in dbms & application compromise.
The vulnerability is located on the username post method.

Vulnerable Module(s):
      [+] Category Edit  [category_edit.php?cid=]
      
Picture(s):
      ../1.png
      ../2.png


1.2
A persistent input validation vulnerability is detected n the Promans Xpress 2012 Q2 content management system.
The bugs allow remote attackers to implement/inject malicious script code on the application side (persistent).
Successful exploitation of the vulnerability can lead to session hijacking (manager/admin) or stable (persistent) 
context manipulation. Exploitation requires low user inter action. The bug is located on the comment section of 
the message reply function.


Vulnerable Module(s):
      [+] Replying for a Message - Comments 

Picture(s):
      ../3.png
      ../4.png


Risk:
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1.1
The security risk of the sql injection vulnerability is estimated as high(-).

1.2
The security risk of the persistent input validation vulnerability is estimated as medium(+).


Credits:
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Vulnerability Laboratory [Research Team]   -    the storm  (storm@vulnerability-lab.com)


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