From: 3 shool (3shool@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Jul 18 2006 - 21:45:28 EDT
Hello All,
I am penetration testing a C# (.Net) desktop application with SQL
server as the backend. The source code of the application is also made
available to me. Here is what I have done till now:
1. Scanned using Nessus and found that application doesn't have any
services running. It just uses Internet for some services and central
database for storage.
2. I used Application Proxy to intercept communications to see if
anything was suspicious but couldn't find anytrhing.
3. I didn't try Buffer Overflow attacks as it is secured by .Net itself.
4. I know the backend API's but what can be done with those?
5. I tried SQL injection but it seems to be protected even for blind
sql injection.
Till now I haven't found any vulnerability. Any idea what more can I
do? Any other techniques? Any docs?
Looking for some help from you guys.
Thanx.
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