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CVE-2014-9566 is a SQL injection vulnerability in the Manage Accounts functionality of the SolarWinds Orion Platform AccountManagement.asmx service. Authenticated remote users can inject arbitrary SQL commands through the dir or sort parameters supplied to the GetAccounts or GetAccountGroups endpoints. Affected products include specified versions of SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor, NetFlow Traffic Analyzer, Network Configuration Manager, IP Address Manager, User Device Tracker, VoIP & Network Quality Manager, Server & Application Manager, and Web Performance Monitor; other SolarWinds products may also be affected.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit auxiliary module targeting SolarWinds Orion (CVE-2014-9566). The module exploits a stacked SQL injection vulnerability in the AccountManagement.asmx web service, specifically via the 'dir' GET parameter in a POST request to /Orion/Services/AccountManagement.asmx/GetAccounts. The exploit first authenticates to the Orion web interface (default credentials: Guest), then sends a crafted request to inject SQL that creates a new administrator account with a random username and a blank password. The module then attempts to log in as the newly created admin user, confirming successful exploitation. The code is written in Ruby and is structured as a standard Metasploit module, making it easy to use within the Metasploit framework. The main network endpoints involved are /Orion/Login.aspx for authentication and /Orion/Services/AccountManagement.asmx/GetAccounts for the SQL injection. The exploit is operational, providing a working method to gain admin access to vulnerable SolarWinds Orion installations.
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