From: Kevin Conaway (kevin.conaway@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Jan 07 2005 - 09:27:01 EST
Peter,
When you select a value out of a database, it wont rewrite the query
with the contents of the value you are selecting.
Kevin
On 7 Jan 2005 00:59:44 -0000, Peter Bair <peterbair100@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Is it possible to store an SQL injection string into a MSSQL database table, so when the database performs an action like through a stored proc, the SQL injection attack takes place?
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> Not through the normal means of SQL injection via a web base means, but if you have the means of storing the data into the table directly.
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> Example:
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> An application has a users name in a table. Is it possible to assign the users name as the SQL injection string, something like
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> name from table; exec master.xp_cmdshell "ping me"; --
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> so when the database is running a stored procedure with a select clause like
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> select name from table
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> it really is becomes
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> select name from table; exec master.xp_cmdshell "ping me" ;-- from table
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> Of course using the SQL query analyzer on the database table, all this works ok.
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> But when I insert the SQL injection string into the table, as the name, and then query the table nothing happens.
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> Is it possible or have I missed the point here?
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> Thanks Peter.
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