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Re: Microsoft SQL Server Agent Jobs Vulnerabilities (#NISR15002002B)
From: "David Litchfield" <david () ngssoftware com>
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 20:10:06 +0100
In-Reply-To: <015601c244d2$fa6f8a30$2500a8c0@HEPHAESTUS> IMHO - This is more a human error driven feature than a high risk vulnerability. Whilst what David says is true - the assumption has been made that a login has access to the "msdb" database by default - this assumption is incorrect. The only way this vulnerability can be exploited is if a DBA (mad of course ;-)) has given access for a login account to the "msdb" database.
No. This is incorrect. By default the 'guest' user is enabled on the msdb database. A login that has not been given specific access to the msdb database can access it as 'guest'; and as 'guest' is a member of the public role anyone can submit jobs.
Brent Glover Database specialist
David Litchfield
Current thread:
- Microsoft SQL Server Agent Jobs Vulnerabilities (#NISR15002002B) David Litchfield (Aug 16)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Microsoft SQL Server Agent Jobs Vulnerabilities (#NISR15002002B) Brent Glover (Aug 26)
- Re: Microsoft SQL Server Agent Jobs Vulnerabilities (#NISR15002002B) David Litchfield (Aug 26)
- Re: Microsoft SQL Server Agent Jobs Vulnerabilities (#NISR15002002B) Chip Andrews (Aug 27)