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Sungard Banner System XSS



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# Header #

Product - Banner Student System by SunGard
Specific Page - http://www.EXAMPLE.com/PATH/twbkwbis.P_SecurityQuestion (Change 
Security Question)
Version - 7.4 / earlier versions could be effected also 
Product URL - http://www.sungardhe.com/Products/Product.aspx?id=1024
Bug Type - Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Discovery Date - 04/06/2009
Notification Date - 04/06/2009

# Contact #

Author - gmar
Website - yougotxssed.com

# Bug in a nut shell #

Students that use this system could inject malicious code into the "New 
Question: " field (NAME="question"). When saving the changes, the system does 
not strip out HTML entities.

# Bug scenario #

Jim does not like his teacher / administrator at his school. He changes his 
forgotten pin security question. He puts in a specially crafted piece of code 
in the field to call a remote javascript file. He emails his teacher 
administrator and tells them he has forgotten his password and wonders if they 
could walk him through out to retrieve it. He tells them that he can not get it 
to work and asks them if the could try to retrieve his password. They enter in 
his username and hit the "forget password?" button. The next screen comes up 
and the script is launched. Jim could steal the session of the teacher / 
administrator, he could fake a login page and wait for his teacher 
/administrator to authenticate, or he could just do malicious things to their 
browser. 

# Bug PoC #

Enter ANY html into the "New Question" field and hit submit.
Logout and then go to the login screen again.
Enter in your username and hit forget password.

# Fix #

Sanitize the user input in all fields to make sure there is no unwanted 
characters ( html entities ).  You could encode them on POST.