CVE-2014-3978 - Remote SQL Injection Vulnerability CVE-2014-3830 - Reflected Cross Site Scripting - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Title: TomatoCart v1.x (latest-stable) Remote SQL Injection Vulnerability Background: TomatoCart is open source ecommerce solution developed and maintained by a number of 64,000+ users from 50+ countries and regions. It's distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (or "GPL"), free to download and share. The community, including project founders and other developers, are supposed to work together on the platform of TomatoCart, contributing features, technical support and services. The current stable package is TomatoCart V1.1.8.6.1, while the latest development version is version 2.0 Alpha 4. This exploit affects the "stable" tree. Timeline: 06 June 2014 - CVE-2014-3978 assigned 06 June 2014 - Submitted to vendor 25 June 2014 - Received inadequate patch from vendor 26 June 2014 - Suggested patch sent to vendor 17 July 2014 - Request for update from vendor, no response. 05 August 2014 - Pull request sent on github for full patch Status: Vendor ignored, see suggested fix below. Released: 05 August 2014 - https://breaking.technology/advisories/CVE-2014-3978.txt Classification: SQL Injection Exploit Complexity: Low Severity: High Description: TomatoCart suffers from a systemic vulnerability in its query factory, allowing attackers to circumvent user input sanitizing to perform remote SQL injection. Required Information: * Valid user account PoC: Create a new contact in your address book using the following values. First name: :entry_lastname, Last Name : ,(select user_name from toc_administrators order by id asc limit 1),(select user_password from toc_administrators order by id asc limit 1),3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)# The new contact will be added to your address book with the admin hash as the contact's street address Suggested Action: Pull request has been sent to the developers on github. Recommend patching the required to properly encode colon (:) https://github.com/tomatocart/TomatoCart-v1/pull/238 - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Title: TomatoCart v1.x Reflected Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability Background: TomatoCart is open source ecommerce solution developed and maintained by a number of 64,000+ users from 50+ countries and regions. It's distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (or "GPL"), free to download and share. The community, including project founders and other developers, are supposed to work together on the platform of TomatoCart, contributing features, technical support and services. The current stable package is TomatoCart V1.1.8.6.1, while the latest development version is version 2.0 Alpha 4. This exploit affects the "stable" tree. Timeline: 22 May 2014 - CVE-2014-3830 assigned 06 June 2014 - Submitted to vendor 25 June 2014 - Received inadequate patch from vendor 26 June 2014 - Suggested patch sent to vendor 17 July 2014 - Request for update from vendor, no response. 05 August 2014 - Pull request sent on github for full patch Status: Vendor ignored, see suggested fix below. Released: 05 August 2014 - https://breaking.technology/advisories/CVE-2014-3830.txt Classification: Reflected Cross Site Scripting Exploit Complexity: Low Severity: Moderate Description: TomatoCart suffers from a lack of and/or improper input validation PoC: http://tomatocartserver/info.php?faqs&faqs_id=1';</script><script>alert('xss');< /script> Suggested Action: Pull request has been sent to the developers on github. Recommend patching the required files to properly use htmlentities() for input variables https://github.com/tomatocart/TomatoCart-v1/pull/238 - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Again, we would like to stress that this is NOT a guarantee of the security of this product. This simply fixes the SQL injection vulnerabilities we were able to discover on our first glance. If we were able to discover these at-a-glance then imagine what could potentially be in the wild. - - - Breaking Technology Staff