2006300687985463.txt

`Digital Armaments advisory is 04.15.2006  
http://www.digitalarmaments.com/2006300687985463.html  
  
I. Background  
  
FlexWATCH is a stand-alone network camera server with built-in CMOS camera and web server which deliver crisp real time live videos at a rate up to 30fps over the network. It is normally used as security camera.  
For further information or detail about the software you can refer to the vendor's homepage:  
  
http://www.flexwatch.com/  
  
  
II. Problem Description  
  
Flexwatch Network Cameras are vulnerable to two security flaws, allowing a cross site scripting and bypassing the protected areas. Here detailed:  
  
- Cross-site scripting:  
  
An attacker can cause a Cross-site-scripting:  
http://camera/%3Cscript%3Ealert('www.eazel.es')%3C/script%3E  
  
- Authorization Bypassing:  
  
An attacker can bypass the protection of protected pages using /..%2f and access to administrative area:  
Network Camera V3.0: http://camera/..%2fadmin/aindex.asp  
Networks Camera Prior versions: http://camera/app/..%2fadmin/aindex.htm  
  
  
III. Detection  
  
This problem has been detected on latest and older version of Flexwatch Network Cameras.  
Network Camera Versions tested on:  
- ver 3.0 for FW-3400-A(PAL)  
- ver 2.0 (PAL)  
- ver 2.3 (NTSC)  
  
  
IV. Impact analysis  
  
Successful exploitation allow an attacker to bypass authorization and access the image/video of the security camera. Cross site attacks are also possible.  
  
  
V. Solution  
  
First notification 04.16.2006.  
Second notification 04.22.2006.  
No answer from the vendor.  
  
  
VI. Credit  
  
Jaime Blasco - [email protected] is credited with this discovery.  
  
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