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More Oracle exploits

March 5th, 2007 by Pete

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Andrea Purificato has a site called RawLAB that is quite useful. It has a good list of Oracle exploits written in Perl. These include the following exploits written to use cursor injection:

dbms_exp_extV2.pl
dbms_cdc_subscribeV2.pl
dbms_meta_get_ddlV2.pl
kupw-workerV2.pl
kupv-ft_attach_jobV2.pl

and those that use traditional PL/SQL injection:

dbms_cdc_subscribe.pl
dbms_meta_get_ddl.pl
kupw-worker.pl
kupv-ft_attach_job.pl
dbms_exp_ext.pl

Plus a couple of tools, the first to execute remote OS commands - ora_exec_cmd.pl and a tool to extract Oracle password hashes - get_oracle_hash.pl

nice site!

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