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CVE-2026-54658 Sumo Logic CSE · Sumo

Detect CVE-2026-54658 - @hypequery/clickhouse SQL Injection via Parameter Escaping in Sumo Logic CSE

@hypequery/clickhouse versions prior to 2.0.2 contain a SQL injection vulnerability (CWE-89) in their parameter escaping logic, allowing an attacker who controls query parameter input to inject arbitrary ClickHouse SQL. Successful exploitation permits unauthorized data disclosure, modification, or execution of arbitrary SQL statements against the backing ClickHouse database. CVSS 9.8. A public PoC/advisory exists (GHSA-6wcc-39rp-hh9p). Detections target anomalous ClickHouse query patterns (union-based, stacked queries, system table access, sleep/benchmark-based blind injection) originating from application service accounts using the hypequery client, as well as npm dependency footprint indicating vulnerable package versions.

MITRE ATT&CK

Tactic
Initial Access Collection Impact Execution

Sumo Detection Query

Sumo Logic CSE (Sumo)
sql
_sourceCategory=*webapp* or _sourceCategory=*app*
| where !isNull(_raw)
| parse regex "(?i)(?<injection_pattern>union\s+select|;\s*drop|sleep\(|benchmark\(|system\.tables|system\.users|information_schema|'\s*or\s*'1'='1)" nodrop
| where !isNull(injection_pattern)
| count by injection_pattern, client_ip
| sort -_count
high severity medium confidence

Detects SQL injection payload patterns in application logs relating to ClickHouse queries generated by vulnerable hypequery client versions.

Data Sources

Application LogsWeb Server Logs

Required Tables

webapp_logs

False Positives & Tuning

  • Internal dashboards or ETL jobs legitimately using UNION SELECT across ClickHouse tables
  • Security tooling generating synthetic injection traffic during authorized testing
  • False matches from binary/base64 encoded data resembling SQL keywords

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Testing Methodology

Validate this detection against 4 adversary techniques from Atomic Red Team. Each test below lists the behaviour to exercise and the telemetry you should expect to see. Executable commands and cleanup steps are available with Pro.

  1. Test 1Basic UNION-based SQL injection against hypequery endpoint

    Expected signal: HTTP access log entry with URI query parameter containing 'UNION SELECT' and 'system.users'; ClickHouse system.query_log entry reflecting the injected query.

  2. Test 2Blind time-based SQL injection via sleep()

    Expected signal: Delayed HTTP response (~5s) correlated with an access log entry containing 'sleep(' in the query string; ClickHouse query log shows sleep() function execution.

  3. Test 3Stacked query injection attempting DROP TABLE

    Expected signal: Access log entry containing '; DROP TABLE'; ClickHouse system.query_log showing an attempted or executed DROP TABLE statement outside expected application queries.

  4. Test 4System table enumeration via injected query

    Expected signal: Web server access log and ClickHouse query log entries referencing 'system.tables' combined with a UNION SELECT clause.

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