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[NEWS] Yate SIP Denial of Service Vulnerability

Subject: [NEWS] Yate SIP Denial of Service Vulnerability
Date: 2 May 2007 17:40:10 +0200
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  Yate SIP Denial of Service Vulnerability
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SUMMARY

 <http://yate.null.ro/> Yate (Yet Another Telephony Engine) is "a 
production-ready next-generation telephony engine". The SIP channel module 
of Yate contains a denial of service vulnerability, introduced by a null 
pointer dereference, which could be provoked by having the SIP module 
process SIP messages containing the "Call-Info" header, without the 
"purpose" parameter as part of its value.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * Yate version 1.1.0

Immune Systems:
 * Yate version 1.2.0

The flaw can be seen in the following source code snippet:

File:    yate/modules/ysipchan.cpp
Lines:   1585 - 1594

1:    const SIPHeaderLine* hl = 
m_tr->initialMessage()->getHeader("Call-Info");
2:    if (hl) {
3:        const NamedString* type = hl->getParam("purpose");
4:        if (!type || *type == "info")
5:            mp type->addParam("caller_info_uri",*type);
6:        else if (*type == "icon")
7:            m->addParam("caller_icon_uri",*type);
8:        else if (*type == "card")
9:            m->addParam("caller_card_uri",*type);
10:   }

Once the "Call-Info" header is found in the SIP message (line 1), there is 
an attempt to extract the "purpose" parameter (line 3). Afterwards, a 
decision is made to set the "caller_info_uri" parameter (line 5) to the 
value of the "Call-Info" header, though due to a programming error, 
instead of assigning the parameter with the header value, it is being 
assigned with the value of the "purpose" parameter - allowing for a null 
pointer dereference, when the call to getParam() (line 3) returns 0 in 
case of a missing "purpose" parameter.

CVE Information:
 <http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2007-1693> 
CVE-2007-1693


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:YuriG@radware.com> Yuri 
Gushin.



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