Gerardo Richarte wrote:
>
> While researching the exploitability of a buffer overflow in
> SSH up to version 1.2.27, we discovered a second buffer overflow
> in the implmementation of the RSA algorithm in RSAREF2 from
> RSA Data Security.
To make this clear: in combination with the buffer overflow in rsaglue.c this
makes possible to get
a remote shell on a machine running sshd AND it also makes possible to use a reverse
exploit to gain access on
clients' machines, using malicious sshd.
richie
PS: We are studding the possibility of using this buffer overflow alone, not in
combination with rsaglue.c. What will make it possible to exploit it on patched ssh
and sshd, and probably in OpenSSH
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