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FS-072500-7-ANA.txt

FS-072500-7-ANA.txt
Posted Jul 25, 2000
Authored by Robin Keir | Site foundstone.com

Foundstone Security Advisory - AnalogX Proxy v4.04 contains multiple buffer overflows. Includes several proof of concept denial of service examples.

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FS-072500-7-ANA.txt

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Security Advisory

AnalogX Proxy DoS

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FS Advisory ID: FS-072500-7-ANA.txt

Release Date: July 25, 2000

Product: Proxy

Vendor: AnalogX (https://www.analogx.com)

Vendor Advisory: New patched version 4.05 available

Type: Denial of service through multiple buffer
overflows.

Severity: Low

Author: Robin Keir (robin.keir@foundstone.com)
Stuart McClure (stuart.mcclure@foundstone.com)
Foundstone, Inc. (https://www.foundstone.com)

Operating Systems: All Windows operating systems supported by
Proxy

Vulnerable versions: Proxy 4.04 (and possibly previous versions)

Foundstone Advisory: https://www.foundstone.com/advisories.htm
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Description

AnalogX Proxy is a simple but effective proxy server that has
the ability to proxy requests for the following services:
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS4a, SOCKS5, NNTP, POP3, SMTP, FTP.

Using commands of an appropriate length, many of the services
exhibit unchecked buffers causing the proxy server to crash
with an invalid page fault thus creating a denial of service.
Normally this would only be a concern for users on the LAN
side of the proxy, but by default Proxy is configured to bind
to all interfaces on the host and so this would be exploitable
remotely from over the Internet.

Details

Standard commands of an appropriate size issued to the FTP,
SMTP, POP3 and SOCKS services cause page faults bringing the
entire program to a halt.

Proof of concept

Sending an FTP "USER" command containing approximately 370 or
more characters to the proxy server FTP TCP port 21 will crash
it.

Example #1: nc 192.168.1.2 21 < ftp.txt

Where ftp.txt contains:
"USER [long string of ~370 chars]@isp.com"

Sending an SMTP "HELO" command containing approximately 370 or
more characters to the proxy server SMTP TCP port 25 will
crash it.

Example #2: nc 192.168.1.2 21 < smtp.txt

Where smtp.txt contains:
"HELO [long string of ~370 chars]@isp.com"

Sending a POP3 "USER" command containing approximately 370 or
more characters to the proxy server POP3 TCP port 110 will
crash it.

Example #3: nc 192.168.1.2 21 < pop3.txt

Where pop3.txt contains:
"USER [long string of ~370 chars]@isp.com"

Sending a SOCKS4 "CONNECT" request with an overly large user
ID field of roughly 1800 characters or more to the proxy
server SOCKS TCP port 1080 will crash it.

Example #4: nc 192.168.1.2 1080 < socks.dat

Where socks.dat contains binary data with a user ID field of
approx. 1800 bytes.

Solution

Download Proxy 4.05 from

https://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/proxy.htm

Prelimiary tests of the fix by Foundstone have confirmed the
problem is corrected.

Credits

We would like to thank AnalogX for their prompt reaction to
this problem and their co-operation in heightening security
awareness in the security community.

Disclaimer

THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS ADVISORY IS THE COPYRIGHT
(C) 2000 OF FOUNDSTONE, INC. AND BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE AT
THE TIME OF PRINTING, BUT NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY IS
GIVEN, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO ITS ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS.
NEITHER THE AUTHOR NOR THE PUBLISHER ACCEPTS ANY LIABILITY
WHATSOEVER FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT OR CONQUENTIAL LOSS OR
DAMAGE ARISING IN ANY WAY FROM ANY USE OF, OR RELIANCE PLACED
ON, THIS INFORMATION FOR ANY PURPOSE. THIS ADVISORY MAY BE
REDISTRIBUTED PROVIDED THAT NO FEE IS ASSIGNED AND THAT THE
ADVISORY IS NOT MODIFIED IN ANY WAY.

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