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Re: Cantv/Movilnet's Web SMS vulnerability.

Subject: Re: Cantv/Movilnet's Web SMS vulnerability.
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 01:10:45 +0200
Bugtraq @ SNSecurity wrote:

Quick Summary: ************************************************************************

Product : Movilnet's Web SMS.
Version : In-production versions.
Vendor : Movilnet - http://www.movilnet.com.ve/
Class : Remote
Criticality : High
Operating System(s) : N/A.
[snip]
Proof Of Concept Status
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No proof of Concept will be released until the provider has sorted out the
issue.
A first impact Proof of Concept is to use imagemagick tools with gocr to have a good image.
I've used colors level input: 31 0.11 160 (you can use gimp too to see the effects) to have a white background and black (or most like black :P) foreground.
Later i've used gocr with djpeg in pipe (see gocr -h to understand better) and i've obtained the famous number.
I've already writed a perl software to send sms to cantv mobiles and not is soo hard to implement this last operations, but not is public this latest version because i do for myself.


Credits
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This vulnerability was discovered by Ruben Recabarren and Leandro Leoncini
at SNSecurity's Research Lab.


Good work, to the advisors. But i think that everyone that have a not so insane mind can understand the CanTv stupidity of this captcha implementation.

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