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Kohana versions through 3.3.6 are vulnerable to SQL Injection due to improper sanitization of user-supplied input in the order_by() parameter. If an attacker can control the value passed to order_by(), they can inject arbitrary SQL into queries constructed by the framework, potentially leading to unauthorized data access or manipulation.
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This repository provides a complete Dockerized environment to demonstrate and exploit CVE-2019-8979, a SQL injection vulnerability in koseven versions prior to 3.3.10. The structure includes Dockerfiles and configuration for both the vulnerable PHP application (based on koseven 3.3.9) and a MySQL database, as well as an exploit container. The vulnerable endpoint is /member, which is susceptible to SQL injection via the 'order' parameter due to improper input sanitization in the Controller_Member::action_index method. The exploit is implemented in Python (exploit/exploit.py) and leverages the albatar library to perform blind, boolean-based SQL injection, extracting information such as the current database, user, and available users and databases. The run.sh script automates the setup and execution of the exploit. The repository is a proof-of-concept and is intended for demonstration and testing purposes.
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