SQL Injection Vulnerable?

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8 年 前
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gFrick has the same issue and hackers added this type of div at end of all nVarchar(Max) columns content of all tables

and as i describe on above post it was from other ASP site on which hacker did it using sql injection that we fixed on ASP site that time.

But on nopCommerce i think its not possible.

do you have any other site that using same database as gFrick case ??
8 年 前
[quote]do you have any other site that using same database as gFrick case ??[/quote]
no, i haven't
8 年 前
vipul.dumaniya wrote:
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gFrick has the same issue and hackers added this type of div at end of all nVarchar(Max) columns content of all tables

and as i describe on above post it was from other ASP site on which hacker did it using sql injection that we fixed on ASP site that time.

But on nopCommerce i think its not possible.

do you have any other site that using same database as gFrick case ??


No, i haven't
8 年 前
silverferrum wrote:

No, i haven't


Ok. can you able give us the step to reproduce it ??

From which page and how it possible ??
8 年 前
vipul.dumaniya wrote:

No, i haven't

Ok. can you able give us the step to reproduce it ??

From which page and how it possible ??


If I could reproduce this issue, I wrote the solution already :)

I have installed this update.
https://nopcommerce.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/4853f2518b97c201b209b17bab0e6a9081798180
8 年 前
Update did not helped
8 年 前
Hi my site has hacked too like others that adding link content which starts <div style="display:none">.

But i think it is not a sql injection. Because i have created two nopcommerce database with same user on sql. One of them is for test and not running under a script. With my live db this test db is hacked too. On sql my other dbs are not hacked cause of their owner are setted as another db user.

I am wondering hackers can take our db users in settings.txt file or somewhere else?

Thanks.
8 年 前
socratos wrote:
Hi my site has hacked too like others that adding link content which starts <div style="display:none">.

But i think it is not a sql injection. Because i have created two nopcommerce database with same user on sql. One of them is for test and not running under a script. With my live db this test db is hacked too. On sql my other dbs are not hacked cause of their owner are setted as another db user.

I am wondering hackers can take our db users in settings.txt file or somewhere else?

Thanks.

Hi,

Please have a look at this post of mine
8 年 前
a.m. wrote:
Hi my site has hacked too like others that adding link content which starts <div style="display:none">.

But i think it is not a sql injection. Because i have created two nopcommerce database with same user on sql. One of them is for test and not running under a script. With my live db this test db is hacked too. On sql my other dbs are not hacked cause of their owner are setted as another db user.

I am wondering hackers can take our db users in settings.txt file or somewhere else?

Thanks.
Hi,

Please have a look at this post of mine


Hi,

Thanks for reply. I am using last version 3.70. But it's hacked. I have published project on debug mode. Does it can be a problem.
8 年 前
socratos wrote:
...I am using last version 3.70. But it's hacked. I have published project on debug mode. Does it can be a problem.

Sorry that you experience this issue. But if the site is hacked, it doesn't mean that it's SQL injection vulnerable. There could a lot of other reasons why it happened (e.g. somebody has stolen your administration password)
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