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Arrow  Topic :

Multiple vulnerabilities in Georgia SoftWorks SSH2 Server 7.01.0003


Arrow  SecurityAlert : 3517
Arrow  CVE : CVE-2008-0096
Arrow  CVE : CVE-2008-0097
Arrow  SecurityRisk : Medium  Security Risk Medium  (About)
Arrow  Remote Exploit : Yes
Arrow  Local Exploit : No
Arrow  Exploit Available : No
Arrow  Credit : Luigi Auriemma
Arrow  Published : 08.01.2008

Arrow  Affected Software : Georgia SoftWorks SSH2 Server (GSW_SSHD) <= 7.01.0003



Arrow  Advisory Content :  

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Luigi Auriemma

Application: Georgia SoftWorks SSH2 Server (GSW_SSHD)
http://www.georgiasoftworks.com/prod_ssh2/ssh2_server.htm
Versions: <= 7.01.0003
Platforms: Windows
Bugs: A] format string in the log function
B] buffer-overflow in the log function
C] buffer-overflow in the handling of the password
Exploitation: remote
Date: 02 Jan 2008
Author: Luigi Auriemma
e-mail: aluigi (at) autistici (dot) org [email concealed]
web: aluigi.org

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1) Introduction
2) Bugs
3) The Code
4) Fix

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===============
1) Introduction
===============

GSW_SSHD is a well known commercial SSH server which acts as SSH tunnel
for the telnet server GS_Tnet.exe.

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2) Bugs
=======

------------------------------------
A] format string in the log function
------------------------------------

The logging function used by the server is affected by a format string
vulnerability caused by the usage of vsprintf for building the first
message (like "LoginPassword(%s(%s)[%u])") and the usage of another
vsprintf for building the final log entry.
The bug can be exploitable through the username field.

--------------------------------------
B] buffer-overflow in the log function
--------------------------------------

A buffer-overflow vulnerability is located in the same logging
function.
It's enough to use an username longer than 10000 chars to exploit the
vulnerability.

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C] buffer-overflow in the handling of the password
--------------------------------------------------

The server is affected also by another buffer-overflow this time
located in the instructions which handle the password supplied by the
client exploitable through a string longer than 800 chars.

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3) The Code
===========

http://aluigi.org/poc/gswsshit.zip

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4) Fix
======

No fix

#######################################################################

---
Luigi Auriemma
http://aluigi.org






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