OSEC

Neohapsis is currently accepting applications for employment. For more information, please visit our website www.neohapsis.com or email hr@neohapsis.com
 
From: ade245hushmail.com
Date: Wed Jul 11 2001 - 16:51:41 CDT

  • Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

    ----- Begin Hush Signed Message from ade245hushmail.com -----

                                    -=[ SECURITY ADVISORY ]=-

                    McAfee ASaP Virusscan - myCIO HTTP Server Directory Traversal Vulnerabilty

    Date: 28 June 2001

    Impact: HIGH

    Affected: Any machine running the McAfee Agent ASaP VirusScan Software

    Tested on: NT Workstation 4.0, 2000 Professional

    Overview
    --------

    McAfee ASap Virusscan is a Web-based, managed and updated Anti-Virus Service
    for the Desktop Environment. On setup agent software is installed on the
    client machine. This software incorporates what is known as "Rumour Technology"
    that facilitates in the transfer of virus definitions between neigbouring
    machines. This agent software runs as a service ("McAfee Agent") under
    the local system account and uses a light weight HTTP server that listens
    on port 6515.

    Description
    -----------

    This web server is restricted to serve files that are located under \winnt\mycio\agent\rmrcache
    , however it is possible to break out of this by using a specially formatted
    directory traversal URL. This means that an attacker can connect to the
    webserver and view and/or download any file that resides on the target box.
     Due to the fact that the service is running as local system NTFS permissions
    are redundant.

    Example
    -------

    To view the contents of WinNT/Repair enter the following URL into a web
    browser:

    http:// IP Address>:6515/.../.../.../.../winnt/repair

    Workaround
    ----------

    Disable the McAfee Agent service or alternatively run it under a local user
    account and set the NTFS permissions accordingly.

    Notes
    -----

    McAfee where notified of this issue 28-June-2001

    ----- Begin Hush Signature v1.3 -----
    CqnHbxr849s+SIAlsEWQMkOyxzMYI0IxAT3Iu/barfSw92Cf5YKbosXkv8qdeNDKSUkS
    2R69rXhvAaDngmcreEcOvFZRrGQ1EWyQdczKYceg4sphiNwhRYYqbYWYPkhJyfMP4+Be
    MmfYg4runAF62i8PCzSqUgnQMAuFG3bWb4XFFwDbGIwREX7OIc6KFc3Xd7Cc3+k4VVgs
    /LUxchUhlKhWUDyCKbI76dfGyXW9+ulLKyjj8LwMaiq5iq6w3pqlkF12T/b4B9B3FCOW
    vLxjUlfS9H4si80WA4acwzpe+g0y6ffe7H4nQqcd6bJbQkwzjL3vQH/eNAVFvnEYQCxZ
    WVS7CubjbQGHWFclZBDfSHl2QOC+u9dC+fM17T6NZnoIIEwOpe6U5eQLGw16hyJY2G/9
    LlQAsYIQ5k8g6Ox5Of6lv8LLXmq4ZEqI0Gd8Bs7cy4WYttsYkyIAMyB0tGYoAIMKL0oo
    7VYt05ecR7XDHOvXUAaLeKjOBYXl6a3+A73roR84lH/A
    ----- End Hush Signature v1.3 -----

    This message has been signed with a Hush Digital Signature.
    To verify the signature, please go to www.hush.com/tools

    Free, encrypted, secure Web-based email at www.hushmail.com