[NEWS] OwnServer Directory Traversal Vulnerability
From: SecuriTeam (support_at_securiteam.com)
Date: 01/22/04
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OwnServer Directory Traversal Vulnerability
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SUMMARY
OwnServer from <http://www.anteco.co.il> Anteco is a web server used for
watching security cameras remotely. It allows broadcasting live streaming
video over the web.
OwnServer is vulnerable to a classic directory traversal attack due to
inappropriate vailidity tests on the input URL.
DETAILS
Vulnerable Systems:
* OwnServer version 1.0 and prior
The webserver performs filter tests and substitution in order to protect
itself from a directory traversal attack. The following patterns are
checked for and replaced with safe ones:
* "//" is replaced by ""
* "\." and "\.." are replaced by ""
* "\" is replaced by "/"
* "\\" is replaced by "//"
However, the classic "/../" pattern is for some reason not checked and
thus it can pass unfiltered and allow the remote attacker the ability to
view and download any file on the server's filesystem if the path to that
file is known.
Examples:
http://< host>/../../boot.ini
http://< host>/../../../boot.ini
http://< host>/../../../../boot.ini
http://< host>/../../../../../boot.ini
http://< host>/../../../../../../boot.ini
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:the_insider@mail.com> Rafel
Ivgi, The-Insider
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