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Re: mSQL vulnerabilities
From: davids () SILENCE SECNET COM (David Sacerdote)
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 1997 12:54:33 -0600


It is my understanding that MySQL is based on mSQL.  If this is the case, is
it vulnerable to similar attacks?

Based on preliminary source inspection, I suspect that passwordless
host-based access control can be circumvented in the same way that it can
be with mSQL.  There *appear* to be opportunities for buffer overflows
buried inside many of the bottom-layer functions, but I am unsure whether
some type of bounds checking is happening at a higher layer.  There have
been enough changes to MySQL that I basically have to start tracing
argument passing from scratch.

Further investigation is required.

David Sacerdote
Secure Networks Inc.



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