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[NT] WebcamXP Access Violation and Limited Informations Disclosure

Subject: [NT] WebcamXP Access Violation and Limited Informations Disclosure
Date: 19 Feb 2008 15:03:12 +0200
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  WebcamXP Access Violation and Limited Informations Disclosure
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SUMMARY

webcamXP is a commercial webcam software with an integrated webserver for 
sharing the own videos. An access violation vulnerability and a 
information disclosure problem have been found in the WebcamXP product.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * webcamXP version  3.72.440.0
 * webcamXP version 4.05.280 beta

The pocketpc and show_gallery_pic URI are used by the external users for 
watching the images of the current webcams. The problem is that there are 
no checks on the webcam's number passed by the client allowing an attacker 
to go outside the array which contains all the data about each webcam.

The main effect of this bug is the silent interruption of the service due 
to the access violation caused by the reading of unallocated memory and 
visible in the browser of the client who has performed the malicious 
request. For example /pocketpc allows to access the memory above and below 
offset 007196f0 (the location of the array in version 3.72.440.0) with 
steps of 6360 bytes for each webcam number.

The secondary effect is the possibility of reading 8 bytes of the 
process's memory in an partial arbitrary way (the array's offset is
fixed but is only possible to jump 6360 bytes at time) since /pocketpc 
displays these two 32 bit numbers in the "width" and "height" parameters 
of the returned HTML page as visible in the assembly code starting from 
offset 006BD46F.


Exploits:
http://SERVER:8080/pocketpc?camnum=999999&mode=0
http://SERVER:8080/pocketpc?camnum=-999999&mode=0
http://SERVER:8080/show_gallery_pic?id=999999


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:aluigi@autistici.org> Luigi 
Auriemma.
The original article can be found at:  
<http://aluigi.altervista.org/adv/webcamxp-adv.txt> 
http://aluigi.altervista.org/adv/webcamxp-adv.txt



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