During some recent penetration tests I have noticed that large companies have many similarities in their IT infrastructures. One of the things that caught my attention was that quite a few of these companies have SAP systems on their networks.
Two years ago at the You Shot the Sheriff (YSTS) security conference in Brazil, I gave a speech on penetration testing SAP systems. This older research and the recent encounters with these types of systems have inspired me to do this blog post on the evolution of the techniques on executing penetration tests in SAP systems.
Now in regards to the evolution of SAP systems themselves, based on what I have recently seen, nothing has actually changed. Because of this, all tools and techniques that worked two years ago are still very useful in exploiting such systems.
Below you may find some of the videos I have created demonstrating some of the steps used in exploiting SAP systems using the framework Bizploit (Onapsis)1.
As mentioned above, keep in mind that today there are new tools and frameworks available, but the old tools and techniques still work flawlessly.1 - sapinfo
2 - getClients
3 - getApplicationServers
4 - findRegRFCServers
5 - registerExtServer
6 - bruteLogin
7 - Vulnassess
8 - Exploiting

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Posted by: Sh2kerr | 13 December 2012 at 01:28