[REVS] Analysis of Real Network's RealServer Remote Root Exploit
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Date: 10/01/04
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Analysis of Real Network's RealServer Remote Root Exploit
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SUMMARY
Linked below is a detailed analysis of the vulnerability found in
RealServer. Michael H. Lastor's paper focuses on
<http://www.securiteam.com/exploits/5JP0B1F96W.html> THC's exploit and
provides a detailed analysis. Additionaly a real life intrusion example
with this exploit is given and what to do, after you got root is exampled.
DETAILS
Abstract:
In this paper, we will examine the root vulnerability in RealNetworks
servers, which include: Helix Universal Server 9, RealSystem Server
version 8, version 7 and RealServer G2. When this exploit is used against
one of the vulnerable versions of RealNetworks Servers, it will provide a
root shell listening on port 31337. Dave Aitel of Immunitysec is the one
who found the bug and posted the vulnerability into various bulletin
boards. Johnny Cyberpunk of THC (The Hackers Choice) is the one who has
released the exploit code to the public. Through the use of the exploit
code in a lab environment, this paper will show how the exploit code can
be used to perform final reconnaissance of the target system and to launch
the attack code. A review of the exploit code along with captured packets
will explain, in detail, what the exploit code is doing. Next, is a
fictitious scenario showing the five phases that an attacker will go
through while using this exploit. Lastly, we will continue the fictitious
scenario from the prospective of the incident handler. This will take the
reader through the six steps that an Incident Handler goes through while
handling an incident.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The whitepaper can be found at:
<http://www.thc.org/root/docs/exploit_analysis/REALSERVER_EXPLOIT_ANALYSIS.PDF> http://www.thc.org/root/docs/exploit_analysis/REALSERVER_EXPLOIT_ANALYSIS.PDF
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