Learn, hack!

URL

https://media.blackhat.com/bh-us-10/whitepapers/Siddharth/BlackHat-USA-2010-Siddharth-Hacking-Oracle-from-the-Web-wp.pdf

File name

BlackHat-USA-2010-Siddharth-Hacking-Oracle-from-the-Web-wp.pdf

File size

1.2 MB

MD5

1d29239d6ef13428a56427fe7f56f085

SHA1

92a42c324e868e468756817dc723c4f6c29d843b

This talk will focus on exploiting SQL injections in web applications with oracle back-end and will discuss all old/new techniques. The talk will target Oracle 9i,10g and 11g (R1 and R2) It is widely considered that the impact of SQL Injection in web apps with Oracle back-end is limited to extraction of data with the privileges of user mentioned in connection string. Oracle database does not offer hacker friendly functionalities such as openrowset or xp_cmdshell for privilege escalation and O.S code execution. Further, as Oracle by design do not support execution of multiple query in single SQL statement, the exploitation is further restricted. The Talk will highlight attack vector to achieve privilege escalation (from Scott to SYS) and O.S code execution, all by exploiting Oracle SQL injections from web applications. As a number of organizations move to compliances like PCI thereby ensuring that the Card data is always stored encrypted with the private key never stored inside the database. The talk will focus on what hackers are doing in the wild to bypass these and to obtain clear text card data when its only stored encrypted or even when its never stored at all.