All versions of Sambar server running under Windows NT and 2000 (95/98 not vulnerable) have vulnerabilities which allow remote command execution.
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PRODUCT
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The Sambar Server is a multi-threaded HTTP, FTP and
Proxy server for Windows NT and Windows 95.
AFFECTED VERSIONS
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All version of Sambar server running under Windows NT 4.0 and
Windows 2000. Windows 98 version is vulnerable.
VULNERABILITY DESCRIPTION
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The default installation of Sambar server, put into server's
/CGI-BIN/ directory two .BAT files - ECHO.BAT and HELLO.BAT.
These are simple files with just one "echo" command in them.
However under Windows NT these files can cause a lot of trouble.
The problem IMHO lays in CMD.EXE, the example follows:
https://yourdomain/cgi-bin/hello.bat?&dir+c:\
You'll see a nice listing of your C: drive :-))
Sambar server runs with Administrator privileges under NT so
even if you use NTFS, you still will be affected.
SOLUTION
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Delete any .BAT files in /CGI-BIN/ directory of your Sambar server.
CREDIT
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This bug was discovered by Georich Chorbadzhiyski and Nikolay Tsvetkov.