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Posted by unu in English News

Posted on March 10th, 2009

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“BT is one of the world’s leading providers of communications solutions and services operating in 170 countries. Its principal activities include networked IT services, local, national and international telecommunications services, and higher-value broadband and internet products and services. BT consists principally of four lines of business: BT Global Services, Openreach, BT Retail and BT Wholesale.”

“The most complete UK broadband, phone lines and mobile products, digital TV, web hosting, online security and networked IT services for home”

The description says it all. One of the giants in IT, mobile, TV and internet services. A Giant Company with a huge database. You don’t need to be an internet whiz, not even a computer literate to understand the tremendous implications that result from such a database beeing vulnerable.

A faulty parameter, improperly sanitized opens the vault to the pretious databases. One can gain access to such ordinary things as personal data, login data, and the like. In the first syntax I concatenated the table names as well as the version and the user of the database.

Lets see some of the user login data for different data bases (among which, of course, the admins of the respective sections).

As well as the login data and personal data (email, active, lastloggedin, firstname, surname, address, town, postcode, level, randomkey, password) for some of the registered users.

To be continued… but first we need to see reported vulns patched. We don’t want to put BT clients in danger by providing sensitive informations and hints to a potential attacker.

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RO version:

O firma mare, cu o baza de date imensa. Alta firma din domeniul IT si comunicatii care nu-si poate securiza propria baza de date. Un parametru prost sanitizat permite acces la date personale, de logare, etc.

In prima sintaxa am concatanat denumirile schemelor, cat si versiunea, userul bazei de date.


Sa vedem o parte din datele de logare a userilor pentru diferite baze de date (printre care desigur si adminii respectivelor sectiuni)

Cat si datele de logare, personale (email, active, lastloggedin, firstname, surname, address, town, postcode, level, randomkey, password) pentru o parte din userii inregistrati.

Va urma…

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8 Responses to “Sql Injection in BT.com – episode 1”

  1. paul Says:

    de ce faceti disclosure inainte ca problema sa fie remediata?
    e usor pe oricine sa faca o cautare de genul:

    http://www.google.ro/search?q=bt+broadband+my+offers+terms+site:bt.com+inurl:id%3D&btnG=Căutare&meta=

  2. unu Says:

    pentru ca i-am anuntat de cel putin 3 ori, cu fff multe zile inainte si nici macar nu ne-au raspuns, da’ sa mai remedieze problema.

  3. Tudor Says:

    Sa inteleg ca linkul afectat este: http://www.myoffers.bt.com/terms.asp?id=

  4. Brugner Says:

    Dude this is not nice: “confirming full inband sql injection on parameter” mai trebuia asteptat…

  5. 2fingers Says:

    De cateva zile nimeni nu a catadicsit sa elimine vulnerabilitatea sau sa ne raspunda la mailuri. Nu cred ca cineva care ar vrea sa aiba acces la intreaga baza de date va astepta sa se trezeasca adminul la realitate.

  6. Brugner Says:

    …but you also have a point here.. fuck them

  7. hack Says:

    Perfect !! a good :)

  8. Yet another big company with SQL Injection problems (British Telecom) | N-Stalker Web Security Community Says:

    [...] In last couple of weeks big companies have been attacked and are having big issues with SQL Injection. At this time British Telecom (bt.com) was the target company (see more info at here). [...]

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