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Exploiting Software Security Vulnerabilities in Sage X3
This solution exposes a security vulnerability in the software and deviates from the standard approach.
Keep in mind that Sage X3 calls an external program named Crystal Report for generating reports.
The communication between these software components is not secure and could be exploited if accessed by partners or customers.
This operation should not be performed for external and untrusted resources.
Problem:
The management console encrypts the database password field, and recovering it might be challenging.
Pre-requisite:
- Access to Sage X3 folder with Eclipse or Script Editor is required.
- Setup AIMP3 Entry point.
Solution: AIMP3 Entry point code:
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$ACTION Case ACTION When "PARAM": Gosub RECOVERY Endcase Return $RECOVERY For IT=1 To NBPAR If find(left$(PARAMETRE(IT), 12), "__DBPASSWORD"): Infobox PARAMETRE(IT) : Endif Next IT Return |
Afterward, printing anything with Sage X3 based on Crystal Report triggers a popup containing the database password for the SA login.
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