Hi, An issue was discovered in Gigamon GigaVUE 5.5.01.11. The upload functionality allows an authenticated user to change the filename value (in the POST method) from the original filename to achieve directory traversal via a ../ sequence and, for example, obtain a complete directory listing of the machine.
------------------------------------------ [Additional Information] This vulnerability aid the attacker in discovering the whole file system in the underlying host system - including identifying the writeable and read-only file systems. The authenticated user needs to use the upload functionality. The POST HTTP verb is being used which needs to be intercepted, and modified (the "filename" parameter must be manipulated in the POST body section) These vulnerabilities were reported to the vendor. They said this version will be decommissioned in 2023 and they decided not to provide technical support anymore. In other words, they will not fix any IT Security Issues which have lower than critical risk. This version is in production in enterprise environments, and will be available until end of 2023, so the impact is real. ------------------------------------------ [Vulnerability Type] Directory Traversal ------------------------------------------ [Vendor of Product] Gigamon ------------------------------------------ [Affected Product Code Base] GigaVUE - 5.5.01.11 ------------------------------------------ [Affected Component] Upload functionality ------------------------------------------ [Attack Type] Remote ------------------------------------------ [Impact Information Disclosure] true ------------------------------------------ [Attack Vectors] The authenticated user needs to use the upload functionality. The POST HTTP verb is being used which needs to be intercepted, and modified (the "filename" parameter must be manipulated in the POST body section) ------------------------------------------ [Reference]https://www.gigamon.com/products/access-traffic/physical-nodes.html ------------------------------------------ [Has vendor confirmed or acknowledged the vulnerability?] true ------------------------------------------ [Discoverer] Balazs Hambalko, IT Security Consultant Use CVE-2020-12251. An issue was discovered in Gigamon GigaVUE 5.5.01.11. The upload functionality allows an arbitrary file upload for an authenticated user. If an executable file is uploaded into the www-root directory, then it could yield remote code execution via the filename parameter. ------------------------------------------ [Additional Information] These vulnerabilities were reported to the vendor. They said this version will be decommissioned in 2023 and they decided not to provide technical support anymore. In other words, they will not fix any IT Security Issues which have lower than critical risk. This version is in production in enterprise environments, and will be available until end of 2023, so the impact is real. ------------------------------------------ [Vulnerability Type] Insecure Permissions ------------------------------------------ [Vendor of Product] Gigamon ------------------------------------------ [Affected Product Code Base] GigaVUE - 5.5.01.11 ------------------------------------------ [Affected Component] Upload functionality ------------------------------------------ [Attack Type] Remote ------------------------------------------ [Impact Code execution] true ------------------------------------------ [Attack Vectors] The authenticated user needs to use the upload functionality. The POST HTTP verb is being used which needs to be intercepted, and modified (the "filename" parameter must be manipulated in the POST body section) ------------------------------------------ [Reference]https://www.gigamon.com/products/access-traffic/physical-nodes.html ------------------------------------------ [Has vendor confirmed or acknowledged the vulnerability?] true ------------------------------------------ [Discoverer] Balazs Hambalko, IT Security Consultant Use CVE-2020-12252. _______________________________________________ Sent through the Full Disclosure mailing list https://nmap.org/mailman/listinfo/fulldisclosure Web Archives & RSS: http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/
