[NT] Microsoft BizTalk Server DTA Vulnerable to SQL Injection
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Date: 05/09/03
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Microsoft BizTalk Server DTA Vulnerable to SQL Injection
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SUMMARY
Microsoft BizTalk Server is a Microsoft product for business-process
automation and application-integration both within and between businesses.
BizTalk Server provides a powerful Web-based development and execution
environment that integrates loosely coupled, long-running business
processes, both within and between companies. BizTalk Server features
include integration among existing applications; the definition of
document specifications and specification transformations; and the
monitoring and logging of run-time activity. The server provides a
standard gateway for sending and receiving documents across the Internet,
as well as providing a range of services that ensure data integrity,
delivery, security, and support for the BizTalk Framework and other key
document formats. Microsoft BizTalk Server provides the ability for
administrators to manage documents via a Document Tracking and
Administration (DTA) web interface. An SQL Injection vulnerability exists
in some of the pages used by DTA that could allow an attacker to send a
crafted URL query string to a legitimate DTA user and to execute a
malicious embedded SQL statement in the query string.
DETAILS
Vulnerable systems:
* BizTalk Server 2000 and BizTalk Server 2002
BizTalk Document Tracking and Administration is a stand-alone Web
application that you can use to view interchanges and documents that you
configured to be tracked in Microsoft BizTalk Server. BizTalk Server uses
SQL Server as a backend database server. Only members of Windows
administrators or BizTalk Server Report Users local groups are granted by
default to use BizTalk Document Tracking and Administration user interface
and view tracked documents. The web application authenticate users by
Windows authentication, the credentials are also used to authenticate to
SQL Server. The web application is located at:
http://server/biztalktracking/
There are two ASP pages on the web application that connect from server
side to SQL Server that are vulnerable to SQL injection:
http://server/biztalktracking/rawdocdata.asp
http://server/biztalktracking/RawCustomSearchField.asp
Exploits:
http://server/biztalktracking/rawdocdata.asp?nDocumentKey=1,@tnDirection=1;exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell 'any OS command'--
http://server/biztalktracking/RawCustomSearchField.asp?nDocumentKey=1,@tnDirection=1;exec
master.dbo.xp_cmdshell 'any OS command'--
Or
http://server/biztalktracking/rawdocdata.asp?nDocumentKey=1,@tnDirection=1;exec
master.dbo.sp_grantlogin 'domain\attacker'--
http://server/biztalktracking/RawCustomSearchField.asp?nDocumentKey=1,@tnDirection=1;exec
master.dbo.sp_grantlogin 'domain\attacker'--
..etc.
There are others ASP and HTML pages in the Web application that connect to
SQL Server with ActiveX components from client side that are also
vulnerable to SQL injection. However, when a user accesses these pages a
warning message is displayed by Internet Explorer with default security
settings for Intranet Zone:
"This page access data on another domain. Do you want to allow this"
Making the exploitation harder without alarming the targeted
administrators.
This vulnerability can be exploited through XSS or sending an
administrator an HTML e-mail, etc. targeting the vulnerable server.
Exploitation of this vulnerability allows an attacker to complete
compromise SQL Server and could lead to further OS compromise.
Workaround:
Edit ASP and HTML source files to filter malicious input.
Vendor Status:
Microsoft was contacted 02/14/03, Cesar and Microsoft worked together, and
Microsoft released a fix.
Patch Available:
<http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-016.asp>
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-016.asp
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:cesarc56@yahoo.com> Cesar.
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