SonicWALL CDP 5040 v6.x Multiple Vulnerabilities

SonicWALL CDP 5040 v6.x - Multiple Web Vulnerabilities

Introduction:
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Affected Products:
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SonicWall
Product: Continues Data Protection GUI v5040 6.0.x
 
 
Exploitation-Technique:
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Remote
 
 
Severity:
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Medium
 
 
Details:
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Multiple persistent input validation vulnerabilities are detected in SonicWalls Continuous Data Protection v6.x  5040 appliance application.
The vulnerability allows an remote attacker or local low privileged user account to inject/implement malicious persistent script code
on application side of the appliance application.
 
The vulnerabilities are located in the network, accounts management and system settings modules with the bound vulnerable label
delAppl (name, username & servername) parameters. An attackers can inject script code as name, username or servername via add function
to manipulate the vulnerable module with malicious persistent web context. The persistent script code will be executed when the victim
is processing to watch the vulnerable module listing (output|index).
 
Successful exploitation of the vulnerability result in session hijacking (customer/manager/admin) or stable (persistent) module
context manipulation. Exploitation requires low user inter action and a low privileged web application user account.
 
Vulnerable Module(s):
                [+] Network > Settings [Name]
                [+] BMR > Accounts  [Username]
                [+] System > Settings [Server]
 
Vulnerable Parameter(s):
                [+] label delAppl - Name
                [+] label delAppl - Username
                [+] label delAppl - Servername
 
 
Proof of Concept:
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The persistent input validation vulnerabilities can be exploited by remote attackers with local low privileged user accounts and
low required user interaction. For demonstration or reproduce ...
 
Review: Network > Settings > ADD > [Name] - label delAppl - Name
 
<label for="delAppl_0">>"[PERSISTENT SCRIPT CODE!]"></label></span></td><td class="tableLineContrast"
name="ip"><span><label for="delAppl_0" >192.168.150.216</label></span></td><td
class="tableLineContrast" name="netmask"><span><label for="delAppl_0"
>255.255.255.0</label></span></td><td class="tableLineContrast" name="gateway"><span><label
for="delAppl_0" >192.168.150.1</label></span></td><td class="tableLineContrast" nowrap=""><a
class="swlEventEdit" href="#" title="Edit Entry"><img class="actionIcon" width="20" height="20" border="0" alt="Edit this entry"
src="images/edit.gif"/></a></td><td> <input type="hidden" name="itemId"
value="undefined"></input></td></tr></tbody></table></iframe></label>
 
 
Review: BMR > Accounts  [Username] - label delAppl - Username
 
<label for="delAppl_0">>"[PERSISTENT SCRIPT CODE!]"></label></span></td><td class="tableLineContrast"
><span><label for="delAppl_0" >100000</label></span></td><td class="tableLineContrast"
nowrap=""><a class="swlEventEdit" href="#" title="Edit Entry"><img class="actionIcon" width="20" height="20" border="0"
alt="Edit this entry" src="images/edit.gif"/></a><a class="swlEventDelete" href="#" title="Delete Entry"><img
class="actionIcon" width="20" height="20" border="0" alt="Delete this entry"
src="images/trash.gif"/></a></td></tr></tbody></table></iframe></label>
 
 
Review: System > Settings [Server] - label delAppl - Servername
 
<label for="delAppl_3">>"[PERSISTENT SCRIPT CODE!]"></label></span></td><td class="tableLineContrast"
nowrap=""><a class="swlEventDelete" href="#" title="Delete NTP Server"><img class="actionIcon" width="20" height="20"
border="0" alt="Delete this entry" src="images/trash.gif"/></a></td><td> <input type="hidden" name="itemId"
value="undefined"></input></td></tr></tbody></table></iframe></label>
 
 
Risk:
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The security risk of the persistent input validation vulnerabilities are estimated as medium(+).

#  0day.today [2018-04-10]  #