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- 12 Nov 2013
Run SAP, Run
Metasploit modules for SAP system security assessment were developed to comprehensively test SAP enterprise environments. The modules enable penetration testers to discover SAP services, enumerate clients, perform bruteforce attacks, and execute remote commands across different SAP connectors. Multiple attack techniques were demonstrated, including information gathering, credential extraction, and obtaining interactive shells on both Linux and Windows SAP systems.
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Dave Hartley - 6 Dec 2012
SAP Slapping (DeepSec)
Dave Hartley's DeepSec presentation "SAP Slapping" explored vulnerabilities in SAP systems. The talk provided an overview of common misconfigurations and security weaknesses in enterprise software. Metasploit modules were demonstrated to highlight potential security risks in SAP infrastructure.
- Dave Hartley
- 13 Sep 2012
SAP Smashing (Internet Windows)
SAProuter is a SAP network proxy that can route TCP connections through firewalls. A proof-of-concept technique was developed to establish native connections through SAProuter. The method allows routing network connections and was demonstrated by integrating with Metasploit to access systems behind the proxy.
- Dave Hartley
- 3 Sep 2012
SAP Parameter Injection
A vulnerability in SAP's Host Control service enables remote unauthenticated command execution on Windows SAP systems using SAP MaxDB. The attack involves manipulating parameters of the dbmcli executable to write and execute attacker-controlled commands. Metasploit modules were developed to demonstrate command injection across different SAP system interfaces.
- Dave Hartley
- 27 Apr 2012
MWR SAP Metasploit Modules
Metasploit modules were developed to assess SAP systems through Remote Function Calls (RFC). The modules enable security professionals to enumerate SAP clients, brute force logins, extract user hashes, and execute arbitrary commands across different SAP system configurations.
- Dave Hartley
- 27 Apr 2012
SAP Slapping
Dave Hartley presented the "SAP Slapping" talk at CRESTCon and BSides London, exploring common vulnerabilities in SAP systems. The presentation provided an overview of SAP security misconfigurations. Metasploit modules were demonstrated to highlight potential security weaknesses in SAP infrastructure.