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emerdal-null.txt

emerdal-null.txt
Posted Feb 8, 2008
Authored by Luigi Auriemma | Site aluigi.org

The configuration web server integrated in Emerald versions 5.0.49 and below, RadiusNT and RadiusX versions 5.1.38 and below, Radius test client versions 4.0.20 and below, and Air Marshal versions 2.0.4 and below suffer from a NULL byte vulnerability.

tags | advisory, web
SHA-256 | 12129371c9a3245f917a2001c591a9b5b589b72c6d1ddb5590a8a69ffba9bf95

emerdal-null.txt

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Luigi Auriemma

Application: Configuration web server integrated in Emerald,
RadiusNT/X and Air Marshal
https://www.iea-software.com
Versions: Emerald <= 5.0.49
RadiusNT and RadiusX <= 5.1.38
Radius test client <= 4.0.20
Air Marshal version <= 2.0.4
Platforms: Windows, FreeBSD, Linux and Solaris
Bug: writing of a NULL byte in the memory
Exploitation: remote
Date: 08 Feb 2008
Author: Luigi Auriemma
e-mail: aluigi@autistici.org
web: aluigi.org


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1) Introduction
2) Bug
3) The Code
4) Fix


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===============
1) Introduction
===============


All the products developed by IEA Software use some web servers for the
remote administration of the services.
The following are the programs which run this web interface and the
ports on which they listen:
- emerwebsrv, 80 and 443
- portald, 81
- schedule, 8010
- radadmn, 8011
- emerdap, 8012
- syslogd, 8013
- eaadmn, 8014
- emernet, 8018
- radlogin, 8020
- possibly others


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2) Bug
======


For each HTTP POST request the configuration web server starts the
receiving of the client's data using a heap buffer which automatically
increases its size through realloc.
When the data received is major than the integer value specified in
Content-Length it stops the operation and places a NULL byte at the end
of the data for delimiting it.

The problem is that using a negative Content-Length value forces the
server to place this 0x00 byte in a location of the memory which goes
from heap_buffer+http_header+0x80000000 to
heap_buffer+http_header+0xffffffff allowing an attacker to crash the
server or placing this byte in a better location which could give him
other possibilities of attack.


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3) The Code
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https://aluigi.org/poc/emerdal.txt

nc SERVER PORT -v -v < emerdal.txt

Contents of emerdal.txt:
POST / HTTP/1.0
Host: localhost
Content-Length: 2147483647

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4) Fix
======


No fix


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Luigi Auriemma
https://aluigi.org
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