USSR Advisory #41 - HP Web JetAdmin web interface server directory traversal vulnerability. HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 for Windows NT and 2000 (tcp port 8000) allows an attacker to read any file outside of the intended web-published filesystem directory. Exploit URL included.
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HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 Web interface Server Directory Traversal
Vulnerability
USSR Advisory Code: USSR-2000041
Release Date:
May 24, 2000
Affected Software Versions
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (Microsoft Windows 2000)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (Microsoft Windows NT 4.0)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (HP-UX 10.20) (not tested)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (HP-UX 11.x) (not tested)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (Linux - SuSE) (not tested)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (Novell NetWare) (not tested)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (Red Hat Linux) (not tested)
HP Web JetAdmin Version 5.6 (Solaris) (not tested)
THE PROBLEM
UssrLabs found a Directory Traversal Vulnerability in HP Web JetAdmin
Version 5.6 Web interface Server (port 8000) default.
Using the string '../' in a URL, an attacker can gain read access to
any file outside of the intended web-published filesystem directory.
There is not much to expand on this one....
Example:
https://ServerIP:8000/cgi/wja?page=/../../../WINNT/repair/sam._ to
Download the Sam of a NT Machine
SPECIAL NOTE: That we take no responsibility for this, is for
educational purposes only.
Vendor Status:
informed.
Vendor Url: https://www.hp.com/
Program Url:
https://www.hp.com/cposupport/prodhome/hpwebjetad1880.html
Fix:
Upgrade to Version 6.0
here: https://www.hp.com/cposupport/swindexes/hpwebjetad1880_swen.html
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