Netoray Internet Behavior Management System SQL Injection Scanner

The Netoray Internet Behavior Management System is used by organizations to monitor and manage internet usage and behavior within their networks. It is typically deployed in corporate, educational, and governmental environments where internet activity tracking is a priority. By controlling access and recording usage patterns, it helps maintain productivity and security. The system is crucial for enforcing internet usage policies and mitigating security risks by blocking access to malicious sites.

SQL Injection (SQLi) is a type of security vulnerability that occurs when an attacker can insert or "inject" malicious SQL statements. This vulnerability potentially allows unauthorized access to data stored in a database. Attackers exploit SQL Injection by manipulating input parameters to execute arbitrary SQL queries. It can be leveraged to perform actions such as retrieving, modifying, or deleting database contents.

The vulnerability in the Netoray Internet Behavior Management System exists in the `bottomframe.cgi` script, specifically through the `user_name` parameter. An attacker can manipulate this parameter to include SQL commands, targeting the database backend. The constructed SQL payload uses an MD5 hash check as a demonstration of successful exploitation. Detecting such a vulnerability typically involves simulating different SQL injection patterns to identify unauthorized data access.

Exploiting this SQL Injection vulnerability could lead to unauthorized access to sensitive data within the Netoray system database. Attackers may retrieve or destroy critical data, leading to information breaches or disruptions in service. In severe cases, it could provide a foothold for further attacks, compromising other systems and data contained in the organization's network.

REFERENCES

• http://www.anquan.us/static/bugs/wooyun-2016-0171547.html