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ERNW-01-2006.txt

ERNW-01-2006.txt
Posted Jun 27, 2006
Authored by Michael Thumann | Site ernw.de

The Online Registration Facility of Algorithmic Research PrivateWire VPN Software does not do proper bounds checking handling normal GET requests. Sending an overly long page or script name, it causes a buffer overflow and an attacker can control the EIP to run arbitrary code on the victims machine.

tags | advisory, overflow, arbitrary
SHA-256 | ed57108705046fce7f0788c8851c13a21b39073e06a3b2e3cc8860b156e305dd

ERNW-01-2006.txt

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ERNW Security Advisory 01-2006

Buffer Overflow in Algorithmic Researchs PrivateWire Online Registration Facility

Author:
Michael Thumann <mthumann[at]ernw.de>
Homepage: https://www.ernw.de

1. Summary:
The Online Registration Facility of Algorithmic Research PrivateWire VPN Software
doesn't do proper bounds checking handling normal GET requests.
Sending an overlong page or script name, it causes a buffer overflow and an attacker
can control the EIP to run arbitrary code on the victims machine.

2. Severity : Critical

3. Products affected
All Versions of the PrivateWire Gateway Software up to version 3.7

4. Patch Availability :
A patch is available from the vendor www.arx.com

5. Details
The follwoing request causes PrivateWire to crash:

GET /AAAAAA.....AAAA with 8160 As

6. Solution
Contact the vendor and install the patch.

7. Time-Line
19 Dec 2005: Vulnerability reported to vendor
21 Dec 2005: Telephone conference with vendor
04 Apr 2006: Patch available
26 June 2006: Public Disclosure

8. Disclaimer
The informations in this advisory are provided "AS IS" without warranty
of any kind. In no event shall the authors be liable for any damages
whatsoever including direct, indirect, incidental, consequential,
loss of business profits or special damages due to the misuse of any
information provided in this advisory.





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