WebApp Sec: Java SQL/LDAP Injections

["Andres Molinetti" <andymolinetti () hotmail com>]

Dear list,

I am working on some Java code reviews and was looking for injection vectors 
that may apply on it.
Take for example the following code:

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public User getUsers(String userID) {
...
NamedQuery query = new NamedQuery(User.class, "user.view.by.id");
Map parameters = new HashMap();
parameters.put("userid", userID);
query.setParameters(parameters);
List list = Repository.select(query);
...
}
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That piece of code interacts with Hibernate to get a list of user objects 
with that ID from a relational DB. Here is the extract of the HBM mapping 
file:
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<property name="userID" type="string" length="15" column="USER_ID"/>
....
<query name="user.view.by.id"><![CDATA[
from com.test.user as userX
where userID = :userid
]]>
</query>
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I am wondering if this represents vulnerable code, exploited by, for 
example, calling getUsers("' or '1'='1") or something of the sort.
Second, suppose the application interacts with an LDAP server, using the 
following code:
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public boolean checkUser(String userID) {

           boolean result = false;
           Attributes srchAttrs = new BasicAttributes(true);
           String [] resAttrsID = {"uid"};

           searchAttrs.put("uid", userID);
           Enumeration srchResults = null;

           srchResults = ctx.search(LDAP.getBranch(), srchAttrs, 
resAttrsID);
           if((srchResults != null) && (srchResults.hasMoreElements() == 
true))
               result = true;

           result = false;

}
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Is this function vulnerable to LDAP Injection?

Looking foward to reading your opinions....

Andy.

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