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Infosec.20000712.worldclient.2.1

🗓️ 13 Jul 2000 00:00:00Reported by Christer StafferType 
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WorldClient 2.1 on Windows NT 4.0 is vulnerable to unauthorized file access via root dot dot.

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`Infosec Security Vulnerability Report  
No: Infosec.20000712.worldclient.2.1  
  
Vulnerability Summary  
---------------------  
Problem: The web server for remote access to e-mail in WorldClient 2.1 is  
vulnerable for root dot dot. It is possible to read and in some  
cases download any file known by name and location on a Windows  
NT 4.0.  
  
  
Threat: An attacker can download a copy of the sam._ file, the repair  
SAM database.  
  
Platform: WorldClient 2.1 on Windows NT 4.0,  
  
  
Solution: Currently there is no patch that corrects this problem.   
Mr John  
Grish,  
Technical Support Supervisor at Deerfield.com told me that their  
development team is testing and working on this problem   
in this  
moment.  
  
Vulnerability Description  
-------------------------  
The web server WDaemon/2.1, which is a part of the web-based Email solution  
World  
Client 2.1 is vulnerable for root dot dot in some cases. When requesting  
the URL http://email.victim.com/..\..\..\winnt\repair\sam._ from Linux   
2.X and  
Netscape 4.08  
the sam._ is downloaded.  
It seems like this vulnerability is not present when requesting the same URL  
from  
Windows NT 4.0 with Internet Explorer 4.0 and Netscape Communicator 6.0. When  
using  
these newer browsers the backslash is automatically exchanged for a for=  
ward  
slash  
and I get a message that I am requesting a forbidden page.  
  
Additional Information  
----------------------  
Deerfield Technical Support was notified about this vulnerability appro=  
ximately  
two  
week ago. For more information about Deerfield and WorldClient, see  
http://worldclient.deerfield.com  
Reported by: Rikard Carlsson, [email protected] .  
  
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Infosec is a Swedish based tiger team that has been working with inform=  
ation  
security  
since 1982. Infosec has been doing network penetration tests and techni=  
cal  
audits of  
computer systems since 1996. Infosec is now hiring in Sweden and the Un=  
ited  
Kingdom.  
Please contact Christer Staffer=F6d for more information. Phone: +46-8-=  
6621070  
E-mail: [email protected]  
  
  
  
  
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