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addalink <= 4 - beta / Write approved links without a previous moderation by the admin
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$ Program: addalink
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$ Version: <= 4 - beta
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$ File affected: add_link.php
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$ Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/addalink/
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Found by Pepelux <pepelux[at]enye-sec.org>
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eNYe-Sec - www.enye-sec.org
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Linklist is a miniwebsite that you can use in your webpage. Basically it
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manages a database of links using PHP+MySQL. Users can send links (url,
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description, etc) by a form and one admin has to approve or delete the
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links before the publication in the website.
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One not very important problem is that add_link.php doesn't test the
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method used (GET or POST). But the real problem is the method to insert
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some values.
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Reading the code you can see the SQL sentence:
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INSERT INTO $linktable VALUES('0','$url','$linkname','$approved=0','$email',
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'$counter=0','$description','$ip','$date','$category_id','0')";
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It asign values to approved and counter directly in the SQL sentence. For that,
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you can enter links approved without moderation writing this:
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http://domain/add_link.php?url=http://www.domain.com&linkname=name_of_the_link
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&approved=1&email=my@email.com&description=blablablablablablabla&category_id=1
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Also you can alter the counter of visits if you add &counter=XXXX to the GET
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-= Solution =-
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$approved = 0;
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$counter = 0;
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INSERT INTO $linktable VALUES('0','$url','$linkname','$approved','$email',
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'$counter','$description','$ip','$date','$category_id','0')";
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# milw0rm.com [2008-09-17] |