[NT] ZoneAlarm Pro Denial of Service Vulnerability
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ZoneAlarm Pro Denial of Service Vulnerability
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SUMMARY
ZoneAlarm Pro contains vulnerability that would allow an attacker to
consume all CPU and Memory usage resulting in a Denial of Service Attack,
this is done by sending multiple SYN packets (synflooding).
DETAILS
Vulnerable systems:
* Zone-Labs ZoneAlarm Pro 3.1.291 and 3.0
ZoneAlarm Pro contains vulnerability that would allow an attacker to
consume all CPU and Memory usage resulting in a Denial of Service Attack,
this is done by sending multiple SYN packets. This attack would cause the
machine to no longer respond.
Tested architecture:
[UNIX BOX with IP Spoofing scanner / Flooder] <===[10/100mbps switch===>
[Host with ZoneAlarm]
1] Tested under the default installation, after sending minimum of 300 SYN
packets to port 1-1024 the machine will freeze until the attack is
stopped.
2] Configuring ZoneAlarm firewall to the "BLOCK ALL" traffic setting
appears to have no effect on the vulnerability.
Workaround:
Disable ZoneAlarm and harden the TCP/IP stack of your windows and Install
latest Security patch.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:sunninja@scientist.com>
Abraham Lincoln from NSSI Technologies Inc Research Labs.
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