Dahan JCMS opr datacall JSP SQL Injection Scanner
Detects 'SQL Injection (SQLi)' vulnerability in Dahan JCMS. This scan targets the opr datacall JSP API endpoint, identifying delays in database response caused by unsafe use of vc_id and status parameters. It helps determine whether time-based SQL injection is possible within the front API layer.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
2 days 11 hours
Scan only one
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Dahan JCMS is a content management system built on J2EE architecture, widely used for managing the entire information lifecycle from content acquisition to presentation. The software is popular among organizations looking for an integrated solution for efficient content management and delivery. With capabilities to handle content creation, management, and distribution, Dahan JCMS is favored by enterprises seeking streamlined operations. Its comprehensive platform aids users in publishing and sharing content seamlessly. Dahan JCMS supports various content types, making it versatile for diverse industry needs. This makes it essential for businesses aiming to enhance their content management strategies.
The SQL Injection vulnerability in Dahan JCMS allows attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands within the database. SQL injection is a code injection technique used to attack applications that manage databases. By inserting or "injecting" SQL queries via user input fields, attackers can manipulate the database directly. The vulnerability could affect Dahan JCMS installations where input validation is insufficient. Attackers use this to view, add, modify, or delete database information. This highlights the importance of securing SQL commands from unauthorized access. Understanding and mitigating SQL injection vulnerabilities is crucial for Dahan JCMS users.
The vulnerability specifically exploits the 'opr_datacall.jsp' endpoint in Dahan JCMS. By manipulating the 'vc_id' parameter with crafted input, attackers can launch SQL commands that the application executes. The provided payload in the nuclei template involves injecting a time delay function, which confirms the presence of the vulnerability. Utilizing DBMS_PIPE.RECEIVE_MESSAGE function, attackers exploit databases supporting PL/SQL. This parameter is insufficiently validated against injected payloads, allowing direct database manipulation. The vulnerability manifests when Dahan JCMS instances fail to securely process SQL statements.
Exploiting the SQL injection vulnerability can have serious implications for affected Dahan JCMS systems. Attackers may gain unauthorized access to sensitive information, including user data and business insights. Data integrity may be compromised, with potential alteration or destruction of critical information. Furthermore, unauthorized access might lead to the exposure of confidential company strategies and user credentials. A successful SQL injection attack can also lead to the entire database being compromised. Organizations may suffer reputational damage, legal liabilities, and financial losses due to data breaches.
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