Re: [ESNC-2013-005] Remote Code Injection in SAP ERP Central Component - Project System

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[ESNC-2013-005] Remote Code Injection in SAP ERP Central Component - Project System

Please refer to http://www.esnc.de for the original security advisory, updates and additional information.

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1. Business Impact
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Project System, which is part of SAP ERP, provides tools to track project costs and resources. It is tightly integrated 
with Controlling, Human Resources, and Logistics modules.

This vulnerability allows execution of arbitrary program code of the user's choice.

According to SAP, the user can:

* "Inject and run their own code,

* Obtain additional information that should not be displayed,

* Modify data, delete data."

Since this issue exists on a remote function module, attacker can directly call the RFC from the network or from 
Internet via SOAP-RFC services.

Risk Level: High

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2. Advisory Information
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-- ESNC Security Advisory ID: ESNC-2013-005
-- CVE ID: CVE-2013-3244
-- Original security advisory:
http://www.esnc.de/sap-security-audit-and-scan-services/security-advisories/58-remote-code-injection-in-sap-erp-project-system
-- Vendor Patch Date: 11.12.2012
-- Public Advisory Date: 07.05.2013
-- Researcher: Ertunga Arsal

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3. Vulnerability Information
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-- Vendor: SAP
-- Affected Components: ERP Central Component PS-IS
-- Affected Versions: Please refer to SAP note for more information
-- Vulnerable Function: CJDB_FILL_MEMORY_FROM_PPB
-- Vulnerability Class: Remote Code Injection
-- CVSS v2 score by the vendor: 7.5 AV:N/AC:M/AU:S/C:P/I:P/A:C
-- Remotely Exploitable: Yes
-- Authentication Required: Yes
-- Additional Notes: An exploit for this vulnerability is available in ESNC Penetration Testing Suite

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4. Solution
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Please apply the security patch [SAP Note 1776695] supplied by the vendor.
More information can be found at vendor's site:

https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1776695

To prevent this and similar flaws, enterprises can use ESNC Code Security for scanning their own ABAP code or for 
assessing the security of the ABAP programs installed on their SAP systems.

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About ESNC
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ESNC GmbH, Germany is a company specialized in SAP penetration testing, ABAP security review and SAP vulnerability 
assessment services.

It's flagship product ESNC Security Suite is used by many large enterprises for security scanning their SAP ABAP and 
Java AS systems, running ABAP code inspection, enforcing security compliance and for providing SAP security monitoring.

For more information about our products and services, please visit our web page at http://www.esnc.de

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