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[NEWS] HP SIM 5.0 Session Fixation Vulnerability

Subject: [NEWS] HP SIM 5.0 Session Fixation Vulnerability
Date: 21 May 2007 10:23:01 +0200
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  HP SIM 5.0 Session Fixation Vulnerability
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SUMMARY

There is a session fixation vulnerability in HP Systems Insight Manager 
4.2 and 5.0 SP4/5 (IM) that allows an attacker to gain administrative 
access to IM console. As a result, the attacker can take complete 
administrative control over all managed systems, upload and execute 
malicious code on them, extract any information from them and disable them 
at her will.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * HP Systems Insight Manager version 4.2
 * HP Systems Insight Manager version 5.0 SP4
 * HP Systems Insight Manager version 5.0 SP5

Immune Systems:
 * HP Systems Insight Manager version 5.1

The Systems Insight Manager web application is using a JSESSIONID session 
cookie for maintaining a session with administrator's browser. Apparently, 
the console is vulnerable to session fixation and allows an attacker to 
obtain the session cookie, fix it on administrator's browser and thus 
force him to use that cookie when subsequently logging into the 
administration console. Once the administrator is logged in, the attacker 
can use the same cookie to enter the already logged-in session and assume 
the identity of the administrator.

After gaining administrative rights, an attacker can do anything the 
administrator could do, including executing arbitrary commands on all 
managed computers. In SIM Service Pack 4, a new cookie JSESSIONIDSSO was 
introduced to fix this issue; however, it was possible to bypass checks 
for the JSESSIONIDSSO cookie and thus still attack the SIM administrator 
with a fixed JSESSIONID cookie.

Solution:
HP has released a newer version of SIM (SIM 5.1) which fixes this issue.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:lists@acros.si> ACROS 
Security.
The original article can be found at:  
<http://www.acrossecurity.com/aspr/ASPR-2007-05-14-1-PUB.txt> 
http://www.acrossecurity.com/aspr/ASPR-2007-05-14-1-PUB.txt



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