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PostPosted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 4:43 pm Reply with quote
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{================================================================================}
{ [waraxe-2005-SA#042] }
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{ }
{ [ Multiple vulnerabilities in Coppermine Photo Gallery 1.3.2 ] }
{ }
{================================================================================}

Author: Janek Vind "waraxe"
Date: 20. April 2005
Location: Estonia, Tartu
Web: http://www.waraxe.us/advisory-42.html


Target software description:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Coppermine Photo Gallery

Coppermine is an easily set-up, fast, feature-rich photo gallery script with MySQL
database. CPG supports template & user management, private galleries, automatic
thumbnail creation, film strip, e-card feature for easy customization to match the
rest of a site. CPG 1.3 adds multiple uploads, updated securities, countless bug-fixes,
many new features including support for document types (ie tiff, psd, swf etc) and
online editing of documents!

Homepage: http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/


Vulnerabilities:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Today we will analyze some possible security flaws in Coppermine 1.3.2 standalone.
It all will start from:

A - Sql injection
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Here is code fragment from "/include/init.inc.php" line ~ 357:

--------[original source code]--------
// See if the fav cookie is set else set it
if (isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$CONFIG['cookie_name'] . '_fav'])) {
$FAVPICS = @unserialize(@base64_decode($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[$CONFIG['cookie_name'] . '_fav']));
} else {
$FAVPICS = array();
}
--------[/original source code]--------

So as we can see, data from cookie (typical is "cpg132_fav") is base64_decode-d and then unserialized.
So ANY kind of data can be delivered to coppermine, including single quotes (" ' "), nulls ("\0"), etc.
What next? As i can understand, $FAVPICS is supposed to be as array with INT values.
But where is checks then? With unserialize() there are all things possible...

Let's see further, file "include/functions.inc.php", line ~ 840:

--------[original source code]--------
if (count($FAVPICS)>0){
$favs = implode(",",$FAVPICS);
$result = db_query("SELECT COUNT(*) from {$CONFIG['TABLE_PICTURES']} WHERE approved = 'YES' AND pid IN ($favs)");
$nbEnr = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$count = $nbEnr[0];
mysql_free_result($result);

$select_columns = '*';

$result = db_query("SELECT $select_columns FROM {$CONFIG['TABLE_PICTURES']} WHERE approved = 'YES'AND pid IN ($favs) $limit");
$rowset = db_fetch_rowset($result);

mysql_free_result($result);

if ($set_caption) foreach ($rowset as $key => $row){
$caption = $rowset[$key]['title'] ? "<span class=\"thumb_caption\">".($rowset[$key]['title'])."</span>" : '';
$rowset[$key]['caption_text'] = $caption;
}
}
--------[/original source code]--------

Well, "$favs" uses "$FAVPICS" without any sanitize and possible single quotes can propagate to $favs too.
And finally "$favs" is used directly in sql queries. Therefore sql injection can take place and it's exploitable.
Good news (for admin's and webmasters) is, that this kind of sql injection case is complicated to implement,
because specific restricting factors. It needs to write special script or program, which uses COOKIE variables and
some blind sql injection technics. Not for scriptkiddies this time ...

Now, let's move further and assume, that someone is exploiting this specific sql injection and can therefore retrieve
from database any arbitrary information. As usual, most interesting data do steal is admin username and password hash.
So we are arrived to:


B - Plaintext passwords in database
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Believe it or not, Coppermine uses plaintext passwords for storing in sql database. No md5, no sha1, just plaintext...
I have information, that Coppermine will be using md5 hashes soon, but right now attacker can retrieve from
sql database admin username and password and then get easily administrator privileges in Coppermine context.
This gives to attacker new possibilities to further assault, and one of them is:


C - Sql injection in "zipdownload.php"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Let's look at source code from "zipdownload.php" line ~ 45:

--------[original source code]--------
if (count($FAVPICS)>0){
$favs = implode(",",$FAVPICS);

$select_columns = 'filepath,filename';

$result = db_query("SELECT $select_columns FROM {$CONFIG['TABLE_PICTURES']} WHERE approved = 'YES'AND pid IN ($favs)");
$rowset = db_fetch_rowset($result);
foreach ($rowset as $key => $row){

$filelist[] = $rowset[$key]['filepath'].$rowset[$key]['filename'];

}
}
--------[/original source code]--------

Zipdownload functionality is disabled by default in Coppermine, but when attacker will have admin
privileges, it can be turned on. And by looking to source code we can see, that it will give to
potential intruder possibilites to download any file from server, readable by script.


How to fix:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Vendor first contacted: 16. April 2005
Vendor first response: 17. April 2005
Details sent to vendor: 17. April 2005
Vendor second response: 17. April 2005

Patch released by vendor: 20. April 2005
URL: http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/board/index.php?topic=17134

New Coppermine version 1.3.3 is available at:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/coppermine/cpg1.3.3.zip?download

Discussions - http://www.waraxe.us/forums.html


Additional resources:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Online Base64 decoder and encoder - http://base64-encoder-online.waraxe.us/

SiteMapper - free php script for SEO phpNuke powered websites -
Fresh version 0.5 can be downloaded @ http://sitemapper.waraxe.us/


Greetings:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Greets to LINUX, Heintz, murdock, g0df4th3r, slimjim100, shai-tan, y3dips and
all other active members from waraxe.us forum !

Tervitused - Raido Kerna !

Contact:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

come2waraxe@yahoo.com
Janek Vind "waraxe"

Homepage: http://www.waraxe.us/

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 9:58 am Reply with quote
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Quote:
http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/board/index.php?topic=17134
The coppermine team has released a maintenance version of coppermine v1.3: cpg1.3.3 is the most recent stable version that is strongly recommended to be used. We originally planned to release cpg1.4.x pretty soon, but we were forced to publish the maintenance release first, because possible security issues that relate to cpg1.3.0, cpg1.3.1 and cpg1.3.2 have been discovered:

Possible IP spoofing and XSS vulnerability as posted on Bugtraq: Vulnerability in Coppermine Photo Gallery 1.3.

[b](non-critical) mySQL injection issue[b]


Coppermine 1.3.3 fixes other minor issues as well - as usual, it's the best coppermine version we could think of - it's recommended to use in production environments.

There are instructions included in the package (in the docs folder) how to upgrade existing installs as well as fresh install instructions - please read the documentation carefully.

Download cpg1.3.3

Joachim


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