Keybase has an unspecified vulnerability

Keybase is a social networking platform that supports end-to-end encryption based on PGP technology. An unspecified vulnerability exists in the iOS-based Keybase version 2.13.2, which stems from a backdoor in the program that can be exploited by an attacker to sign an authentication using a user'...

CVE-2019-7249

In Keybase before 2.12.6 on macOS, the move RPC to the Helper was susceptible to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs and would also allow one user of the system who didn't have root access to tamper with another's installs...

Design/Logic Flaw

In Keybase before 2.12.6 on macOS, the move RPC to the Helper was susceptible to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs and would also allow one user of the system who didn't have root access to tamper with another's installs...

CVE-2019-7249

In Keybase before 2.12.6 on macOS, the move RPC to the Helper was susceptible to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs and would also allow one user of the system who didn't have root access to tamper with another's installs...

CVE-2019-7249

In Keybase before 2.12.6 on macOS, the move RPC to the Helper was susceptible to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs and would also allow one user of the system who didn't have root access to tamper with another's installs...

CVE-2019-7249

In Keybase before 2.12.6 on macOS, the move RPC to the Helper was susceptible to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs and would also allow one user of the system who didn't have root access to tamper with another's installs...

CVE-2019-7249

CVE-2019-7249 affects Keybase on macOS prior to version 2.12.6. The vulnerability arises in the move RPC to the Helper, described as a time-to-check-time-to-use issue that could allow a user without root to tamper with another user's installations. NVD metrics indicate a high/critical impact (CVS...

PT-2019-18479

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Keybase versions prior to 2.12.6 Description The issue in Keybase allows one user of the system without root access to tamper with another's installs due to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs in the move RPC to the Helper. Recommendations For...

CVE-2019-7249: Time-of-check Time-of-use (TOCTOU) Race Condition

In Keybase before 2.12.6 on macOS, the move RPC to the Helper was susceptible to time-to-check-time-to-use bugs and would also allow one user of the system who didn't have root access to tamper with another's installs...

Keybase: From nobody to somebody

Short description Using a bug any user can change the keybase and git-remote-keybase symlinks in the /usr/locale/bin folder. We can exploit this to run arbitrary code as the user. Steps to reproduce 1. In the example I will use the low privileged nobody account could be any other account and I wi...

Keybase: XSS on Desktop Client

Steps to reproduce 1. Create a file named as 'alert1v.SS'.mp4 in the keybase public/private folder. 2. On the desktop client open the file as a preview. 3. An alert box pops up. gif poc: F399836 The Problem The client/shared/fs/filepreview/av-view.desktop.js file contains a template literal with...

Keybase: macOS privilege escalation via keybase install

Environment OS: macOS Mojave 10.14.1 Kernel: Darwin Kernel Version 18.2.0 keybase version 2.12.2-20181218171841+29273f4110 Steps to reproduce Note: All steps are executed as an unprivileged user unless otherwise noted. For this PoC the unprivileged user is defined as below $ id test2 uid=508test2...

Keybase keybase-redirector - ($PATH) Local Privilege Escalation Exploit

Exploit for linux platform in category local exploits keybase-redirector is a setuid root binary. keybase-redirector calls the fusermount binary using a relative path and the application trusts the value of $PATH. This allows a local, unprivileged user to trick the application to executing a cust...

CVE-2018-18629

An issue was discovered in the Keybase command-line client before 2.8.0-20181023124437 for Linux. An untrusted search path vulnerability in the keybase-redirector application allows a local, unprivileged user on Linux to gain root privileges via a Trojan horse binary...

Design/Logic Flaw

An issue was discovered in the Keybase command-line client before 2.8.0-20181023124437 for Linux. An untrusted search path vulnerability in the keybase-redirector application allows a local, unprivileged user on Linux to gain root privileges via a Trojan horse binary...

CVE-2018-18629

An issue was discovered in the Keybase command-line client before 2.8.0-20181023124437 for Linux. An untrusted search path vulnerability in the keybase-redirector application allows a local, unprivileged user on Linux to gain root privileges via a Trojan horse binary...

CVE-2018-18629

CVE-2018-18629 affects the Keybase command-line client for Linux prior to 2.8.0-20181023124437. A local untrusted search path vulnerability in the keybase-redirector (SUID root) lets a local unprivileged user escalate to root via a Trojan horse binary, by abusing a relative path when calling fuse...

CVE-2018-18629

An issue was discovered in the Keybase command-line client before 2.8.0-20181023124437 for Linux. An untrusted search path vulnerability in the keybase-redirector application allows a local, unprivileged user on Linux to gain root privileges via a Trojan horse binary...

CVE-2018-18629

An issue was discovered in the Keybase command-line client before 2.8.0-20181023124437 for Linux. An untrusted search path vulnerability in the keybase-redirector application allows a local, unprivileged user on Linux to gain root privileges via a Trojan horse binary...

Keybase: Local privilege escalation bug using Keybase redirector on macOS

There's a local privilege escalation bug in the latest version of Keybase for macOS. The issue is in the process of launching keybase-redirector. The process works as follows: 1. Copy keybase-redirector binary to a root-only location 2. Check its signature 3. Launch the binary Code ref. Note the...