[NT] Kerio Personal Firewall Denial of Service Vulnerability
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Kerio Personal Firewall Denial of Service Vulnerability
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SUMMARY
Kerio Personal Firewall (KPF) is a software agent that builds a barrier
between your personal computer and the Internet. KPF is designed to
protect your PC against attacks from both the Internet, and other
computers in the local network.
Kerio Personal Firewall 2.x.x for the Windows platform contains a Denial
of Service vulnerability. This vulnerability allows an attacker to cause
the host to hang-up and to cause its CPU utilization to jump to 100%.
DETAILS
Vulnerable systems:
* Kerio Personal Firewall version 2.x.x
1] DoS vulnerability with Kerio Personal Firewall 2.x.x Default
Installation
- KPF is vulnerable to a Synflood attack. By sending the host a minimum
of 300 SYN packets, it is possible to cause the attacked host to no longer
respond, and to cause its CPU utilization to reach 100%.
2] Setting the Personal firewall to High Security and Block all services
and Protocols
- It is quite similar to the first one but here the personal firewall is
configured to block all its offered services and protocols. After sending
a minimum of 500 SYN packets to the port range of 1-1024, the host will no
longer respond and 100% of the CPU time will be consumed.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:sunninja@scientist.com>
Abraham Lincoln.
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