SQL Injection
Protection Against Remote Code Execution
May 2008


SQL injection is a technique that exploits a security vulnerability
occurring in the database layer of an application where a hacker
can gain access to resources or make changes to data; here, to
inject some code to redirect the user to a malicious site:
i frame src="http://bbs.jueduizuan.com"> /i frame>


Many of the sites contain multiple exploits looking for vulnerabilities
in the IE Broswer; Adobe Reader; Flash; Quicktime, etc.

These are all remote code execution, or Drive-by download exploits.
Since you are using Anti-Executable, you are protected from the
executable payload downloading/executing.


First Site:

http://bbs.jueduizuan.com

The exploit uses MS06-014 Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC)
to download a trojan dropper ri.exe,
copy it and attempt to launch as svchost.exe

Code

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The attempt to execute svchost.exe (ri.exe) fails because ri.exe is
blocked from downloading, therefore, cannot execute.



Second Site:

http://winzipices.cn
Spoofed .gif file

CODE

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EXPLOIT BLOCKED

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References:


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