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Zoho ManageEngine EventLog Analyzer versions 7 through 9.9 build 9002 contain a vulnerability that allows unauthorized disclosure of database information. The flaw enables attackers to access sensitive data stored in the application's database without proper authorization. This issue is resolved in version 10.0 Build 10000.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit auxiliary module (modules/auxiliary/gather/eventlog_cred_disclosure.rb) targeting ManageEngine Eventlog Analyzer versions 7 to 9.9 b9002. The module exploits two vulnerabilities (CVE-2014-6038 and CVE-2014-6039) to perform unauthenticated credential disclosure. It first abuses the 'agentHandler' servlet to enumerate managed hosts and their session IDs, then uses this information to query the 'hostdetails' servlet and extract encoded administrator credentials for each host. The module decodes these credentials and presents them in a table, also saving them as loot in CSV format. The exploit is operational, does not require authentication, and is designed for use within the Metasploit framework. The attack vector is network-based, requiring only HTTP access to the vulnerable application. No code execution or shell payload is involved; the exploit is focused on information disclosure.
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