Microsoft Windows Media Player setItemInfo Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code
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SecurityTracker Alert ID: 1012626
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SecurityTracker URL: http://securitytracker.com/id?1012626
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CVE Reference: GENERIC-MAP-NOMATCH
(Links to External Site)
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Date: Dec 20 2004
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Impact: Disclosure of system information, Disclosure of user information, Execution of arbitrary code via local system, Modification of user information, User access via network
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Fix Available: Yes
Exploit Included: Yes
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Version(s): 9
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Description: Two vulnerabilities were reported in Microsoft Windows Media Player. A remote user can execute arbitrary scripting code in the Local Computer zone. A remote user can also determine if specified files exist on the target user's system.
Arman Nayyeri reported that a remote user can overwrite the artist, album name, and song name information in a media file on the
target user's system. This allows the remote user to inject arbitrary scripting code into the file and then cause Internet Explorer
to parse the file, executing the scripting code in the Local Computer zone.
A demonstration exploit is in the following format:
WindowsMediaPlayer.currentMedia.setI
temInfo("Artist",'<script>alert("Hello");</'+'script>');
It is also reported that a remote user can invoke the Windows
Media Player ActiveX object to determine if files exist on the target user's system. The control can use the getItemInfoByAtom()
function with '19' as the parameter to measure the size of the specified file to determine if the specified file exists or not.
Some
demonstration exploits are available at:
http://www.4rman.com/security.htm
The vendor was notified on July 5, 2004.
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Impact: A remote user can execute arbitrary scripting code in the Local Computer zone on the target user's system.
A remote user can determine if specified files exist on the target user's system.
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Solution: The vendor has issued a fixed version (10).
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Vendor URL: www.microsoft.com/ (Links to External Site)
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Cause: Access control error, Input validation error
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Underlying OS: Windows (Any)
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Reported By: Arman Nayyeri <arman-n@Phreaker.net>
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Message History:
None.
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Source Message Contents
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Date: 18 Dec 2004 07:43:55 -0000
From: Arman Nayyeri <arman-n@Phreaker.net>
Subject: MS Windows Media Player 9 Vulns (2)
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Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 Vulns
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Title: Microsoft Windows Media Player 9 Vulns (2)
HappyName: MS-WMP9-2P-BY-R/\/\AN
Date: Friday, April 17, 2004
Software: Microsoft Windows Media Player 9
Vendor: Microsoft Corporation
Patch: Fixed in Microsoft Windows Media Player 10
Author: Arman Nayyeri, arman-n[at]phreaker[daat]net, http://www.4rman.com
Severity: As little as heaven! (seriously: Moderate)
Description:
============
I have been reported this vulns on "Monday, July 05, 2004 4:11 PM" to microsoft.
They finally corrected these flaws in WMP 10. So I just wait some time for some
people to install WMP 10, now it's showtime!
Windows Media Player Allows Writing To Audio Files: (WMP-AWTAF)
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The Windows Media Player allow the name of artist and song be changed by
using windows media player control in Internet explorer,
so it will allow an attacker to overwrite the artist and album and song
name of a music file by finding a mp3 file (for example).
It is not so much important itself but become more important if we can
cause IE to parse the mp3 file then we can easily inject script
in my computer zone, there is some default music files that exists when
windows get installed (ME and XP), so it will become more
easier to exploit.
something like this:
WindowsMediaPlayer.currentMedia.setItemInfo("Artist",'<script>alert("Hel
lo");</'+'script>');
but actually I never found such vuln in IE which cause such severity!
Because I'm so busy, take a look at "I need some help!" section.
So I left it as an exercise for the attacker ;)
Windows Media Player ActiveX Object Expose Existence Of Files: (WMP-AXOEEOF)
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There is a way to determine if a file exists and if it exists find it's size. I have
used the getItemInfoByAtom() function with a magical number. the magical number is 19
which actually used to get the file size. But we can open any (music or non-music)
files by WMP ActiveX and call this function on it. it will return 0 if the file does
not exists (or is empty) and return the size if it exists.
Exploit:
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The exploits for WMP-AWTAF and WMP-AXOEEOF (read it a'zoe'e'of) can be found at:
http://www.4rman.com/security.htm
enjoy my website. And you may also enjoy hackin' my website too!
http://www.4rman.com
Exploit Tested On
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Windows Media Player 9.0
on
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Windows XP SP2
Vendor Status
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Microsoft notified about 6 month ago.
The bug fixed in Windows Media Player 10.
Special Thanks
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Special thanks to my FAMILY
Do I discover more vulnerabilities?
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I'm so busy these days.
Read below.
I need some help! HELP!! HELP!! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I'm in the way of my research and I actually need some help about viruses.
let me tell you some about my research:
I'm working on a virus defense system which does not rely on Virus Signatures at all.
I used some ways to defend viruses and trojan when they want to spread or damage the
computer.It's almost 8 months which I started this research. I called it Instantaneous
Defense Technology (IDT). I'm working alone. First of all I want to know if there is
anyone who is interested in supporting me and my research. And if there is someone who
really have nice info in this subject and can help me in this way. The beta version of
a sample program based on IDT will be released in the next 6 months. Also I'm ready to
cooperate with any company which have a nice offer for working in this subject. In march
I will need some virus/trojan samples. If anyone have virus samples or knows how to get
samples contact me. I will continue my research until I get a nice offer.
Disclaimer:
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Arman Nayyeri is not responsible for the misuse of the information
provided in this advisory. The opinions expressed are my own and not of
any company. In no event shall the author be liable for any damages
whatsoever arising out of or in connection with the use or spread of this
advisory. Any use of the information is at the user's own risk.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
and sorry for my f*%#in' poor english,
Arman Nayyeri
From
Persia (or Iran)
http://www.4rman.com
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