SNS Vulnerability

Yamamah "download" Parameter Remote File Download Vulnerability

Description

A vulnerability has been identified in Yamamah, which could be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access to arbitrary files on a vulnerable system. This issue is caused by an input validation error in the "index.php" script when processing the "download" parameter, which could be exploited to download arbitrary files via directory traversal attacks.

Vulnerable Products

Vulnerable Software:
Yamamah version 1.0 and prior

Solution

CVE

References

http://inj3ct0r.com/exploits/12624

Vulnerability Manager Detection

IPS Protection

ASQ Engine alarm	Available Since
Misc : Directory traversal - parameter starting with ../	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious OR statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious combination of 'OR' or 'AND' statements in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious CREATE statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious OPENROWSET statement in URL	3.2.0
Directory traversal using ..\..	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious OPENQUERY statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious shutdown statement in URL	3.2.0
Directory traversal	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious UNION SELECT statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : possible database version probing	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious UPDATE SET statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious SELECT statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious INSERT statement in URL	3.2.0
Misc : Remote code execution prevention: 2 '\|' characters found as a parameter of a script file	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious DROP statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : suspicious EXEC statement in URL	3.2.0
SQL injection Prevention - GET : block comment delimiters in URL	3.2.0
Directory traversal backward root folder	3.2.0
Misc : Local File Inclusion - suspicious /etc/passwd found in URL	3.5.0

Risk level

Moderate

Vulnerability First Public Report Date

2010-06-11

Target Type

Server

Possible exploit

Local & Remote