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CVE-2024-56428 affects itech iLabClient 3.7.1. The product stores server credentials in cleartext within the local iLabClient database, specifically in the CONFIGS table. A local attacker who can access the client-side database can read these credentials directly without needing to defeat encryption or other protection mechanisms. The vulnerability is therefore a client-side sensitive-data exposure issue caused by insecure storage of authentication material.
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This repository provides a proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2024-56428, a vulnerability in the iLabClient software by Lufthansa Industry Solutions. The vulnerability is the storage of cleartext credentials in a local Apache Derby database. The repository contains a Bash script (get_configs.sh) that automates the process of extracting these credentials by invoking the Apache Derby 'ij' tool via Java to run a provided SQL script (script_sql.sql). The SQL script connects to the local Derby database (default path: C:\ilabClient\db\iLabClient) and extracts the configuration data, including passwords, from the 'configs' table. The exploit requires local access to the target system and the ability to run the Java and Derby tools provided with the iLabClient installation. The repository is structured with a README explaining the vulnerability and usage, the Bash script for automation, the SQL script for data extraction, and a .gitignore file. No network or remote attack vector is present; the exploit is purely local and targets the file system and local database.
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