Your Company Detailed Scan Results - April 2003

Host 192.168.1.52 ( http://sql1.manc.yourcompany.com )
Scan Type Enterprise
Start Date 13-Apr-03 11:30
End Date 13-Apr-03 15:37
Customer Ref
Contact E-mail Role
cuthbert@yourcompany.com Systems Architect

Open Ports Found: 3 (High:3 Low:0)

  Port No Protocol Service Details  
  1433 tcp ms-sql-s No banner found  
  3306 tcp mysql Response Received  
  1434 udp mssql Response Received  

Warning: You have high-risk (red) ports exposed to the internet. These may not represent a direct vulnerability but it is not common practice to expose these services. Consider restricting access to these ports. This will help to protect you against potential future vulnerabilities.


Vulnerabilities Found: 4 (High:2 Medium:1 Low:1)

Vulnerability 10481 Unpassworded MySQL High Risk
Description The MySQL server has no password allowing remote users to execute arbitrary SQL as the databases admin user. 
Solution Add a password or restrict access to the port trusted hosts. 
First Found 13 April 2003 Port 3306/tcp Last 6 Months

Vulnerability 11378 MySQL < 3.23.56 Privilege Escalation High Risk
Description According to its banner, this MySQL server is running a version older than 3.23.56. This allows any database user (local or remote) to overwrite arbitrary files using "SELECT INTO OUTFILE". This can be used to overwrite configuration files and hence escalate privileges. 
Solution Upgrade to an unaffected version, or apply a patch. 
References CAN-2003-0150   
First Found 13 March 2002 Port 3306/tcp Last 6 Months

Vulnerability 11842 MySQL < 3.23.58, 4.0.15 Password Overflow Medium Risk
Description You are running a version of MySQL which is older than version 4.0.15. This contains a buffer overflow flaw in the password handling code. Any user who has credentials to connect to this server can change their password to a carefully crafted overly long value, and execute arbitrary code with the priviliges of the database user.  
Solution Upgrade to MySQL 3.23.58 or 4.0.15  
References CAN-2003-0780   
First Found 13 March 2002 Port 3306/tcp Last 6 Months

Vulnerability 10719 MySQL Server version Low Risk
Description The remote MySQL service reveals its version number. This information may help an attacker choose an effective strategy. Versions should be omitted where possible.  
Solution Change the version number to something generic 
First Found 13 March 2002 Port 3306/tcp Last 6 Months


Historical Information

Scans by Clearview Systems