Vulnerability

SQL injection

vulnerability:sql_injection Also: SQL I injection, SQL injection bug, SQL injection vulnerability, SQLi

Web-application vulnerability used to gain a shell on the compromised Linux server.

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Direction Predicate Other entity Origin EP
outgoing DISCOVERED_BY Clay Explicit 42
incoming INVOLVES TalkTalk incident Explicit 117
incoming EXPLOITS Jason Haddix Explicit 130
incoming EXPLOITS Asnarok Explicit 174
incoming INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA Asnarok Derived 174

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SQL injection DISCOVERED_BY Clay

Clay isolated the web application's vulnerability to pages affected by SQL injection.

Explicit Confidence 96% · Clay EP 42 Details

“I was able to isolate it to one of two pages that had this vulnerability.”

Clay · offsets 32245–32318

TalkTalk incident INVOLVES SQL injection

The incident began with an SQL injection vulnerability on a TalkTalk subdomain.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Daniel Kelley EP 117 Details

“What he’s effectively found is an SQL injection on a subdomain”

Daniel Kelley · offsets 32556–32618

Jason Haddix EXPLOITS SQL injection

Jason found an SQL injection bug that allowed the site's complete database, including purchases and credit-card data, to be dumped.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jason Haddix EP 130 Details

“we had found that there was an SQL injection bug that allowed us to dump the complete database”

Jason Haddix · offsets 39390–39484

Asnarok EXPLOITS SQL injection

Asnarok exploited a SQL injection vulnerability in the Sophos XG Firewall web interface.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 174 Details

“the web UI of this firewall had a SQL injection vulnerability in it”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 9422–9489

Asnarok INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA SQL injection

The Asnarok incident initially gained access through the SQL injection vulnerability in the firewall's web UI.

Derived Confidence 96% · Jack Rhysider EP 174 Details

“an attacker could enter in some commands there which would glitch out the user input handling mechanism of the firewall and allow the attacker to inject their own commands into the database”