Re: testing vulnerable web application.

[josh.perrymon () packetfocus com]

Sounds like you have done a lot of work on the app w/o much success...
I know how you feel :)

What makes you think it has to be a SQL injection? Did you see any of this in the logs? 
Usually it takes several tries to get the injection formatted properly.. This should create log entries and possibly 
generate a lot of 500 messages when attempting the craft the SQL.

I would also back up a bit a look at other possibilities like an infrastructure hack or think  that the attacker 
obtained valid credentials using a Social Engineering attack...  If they are using valid channels they will not leave a 
lot of clues.

What about remote file inclusion exploit.. THis is becoming more and more pupular these days.. I'm guessing the BB is 
probably .php so this is a good possibility the attackers could have used a remote shell like C99 or R57 shells...

Just some ideas...

Joshua Perrymon
CEO
Packet Focus
www.packetfocus.com

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