标题：Endian UTM Firewall v2.4.x & v2.5.0 - Multiple Web Vulnerabilities
概述:
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影响产品:
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Vulnerability-Lab Team discovered multiple Web Vulnerabilities on Endians UTM Firewall v2.5.0 Appliance.

状态
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Published
影响产品:
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Endian
Product: UTM Firewall Appliance Application v2.5.-x; 2.4-0 & 2.4.-x
Exploitation-Technique:
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Remote
Severity:
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1.1
Multiple persistent input validation vulnerabilities are detected on Endians WAF UTM appliance application.
The vulnerability allows an attacker to manipulate specific application requests via persistent included script codes.
Vulnerable:             Input Validation Vulnerabilities (Server-Side|Persistent)
Vulnerable Module(s):
                                               [+] Proxy - HTTP Configuration Masks
                                               [+] Service - Intrusion Prevention
                                               [+] Netzwerk - Host Configuration
                                               [+] DHCP
Pictures:
                                               ../ive1.png
1.2
Multiple cross site request forgery vulnerabilities are detected on client-side of the edian waf appliance.
The vulnerability allows an attacker to force client-side module requests of application functions.
Vulnerable:             Cross Site Request Forgery Vulnerabilities (Client-Side|Non Persistent)
Vulnerable Module(s):
                                               [+] HotSpot - Add Password
                                               [+] System - Passwords
Picture(s):
                                               ../csrf1.png
测试证明:
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The vulnerabilities can be exploited by remote attackers with high required user inter action or local low privileged user accounts.
For demonstration or reproduce ...
1.1
Example Code Review:    Input Validation Vulnerabilities (Persistent Inject)
Server:                 demo.endian.com/
Path:                   /cgi-bin/
File:                   proxyconfig.cgi
<div id="page-content-box">        <div id="notification-view" class="spinner" style="display:none"></div>
       <div id="module-content">
       <script type="text/javascript">
           $(document).ready(function() {
               /* Enable visualization of service notifications */
               display_notifications(["squid","dansguardian","havp","sarg"], {"startMessage": "Proxy settings are being
applied. Please hold...","updateContent": ".service-switch-form","type": "observe","endMessage": "Proxy settings have been
applied successfully.","interval": "500"});
           })
       </script>
   <div  class="error-fancy" style="width: 504px; ">
       <div class="content">
           <table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
               <tr>
                   <td class="sign" valign="middle"><img src="/images/bubble_red_sign.png" alt="" border="0" /></td>
                   <td class="text" valign="middle">">"<iframe src=http://www.2cto.com width=600 height=600>@aollamer.de"
at "Email used for notification (cache admin)" is not valid!(or?@rem0ve)<br /></td>
               </tr>
           </table>
       </div>
Reference(s):
                                               https://www.2cto.com /cgi-bin/proxyconfig.cgi
                                               https://www.2cto.com /cgi-bin/hosts.cgi
                                               https://www.2cto.com /cgi-bin/dhcp.cgi
1.2
Example Code Review:    Cross Site Request Forgery Vulnerabilities (Non-Persistent)
Server:                 demo.endian.com/
Path:                   /cgi-bin/
File:                   hotspot-changepw.cgi or  changepw.cgi
<form action="/cgi-bin/changepw.cgi" method="post">
           <div class="section first multi-column">
               <input type='hidden' name='ACTION_ROOT' value='save' />
               <div class="title"><h2 class="title">SSH Password (root)</h2></div>
               <div class="fields-row">
                   <span class="multi-field">
                       <label id="username_field" for="username">Password *</label>
                       <input type="password" name="ROOT_PASSWORD1" SIZE="5" /></span>
... or
<form enctype='multipart/form-data' method='post' action='/cgi-bin/hotspot-changepw.cgi'>
<input type='hidden' name='ACTION_HOTSPOT' value='save' />
<table width='100%'>
<tr>
       <td width='15%' class='base'>Password:</td>
       <td width='30%'><input type='password' name='HOTSPOT_PASSWORD1' /></td>
       <td width='15%' class='base'>Again:</td>
       <td width='30%'><input type='password' name='HOTSPOT_PASSWORD2' /></td>
       <td width='10%'><input class='submitbutton' type='submit' name='submit' value='Save' /></td>
</tr>
</table>
</form>
References:
                                               https://www.2cto.com /cgi-bin/changepw.cgi
                                               https://xx.xxxx.com/cgi-bin/hotspot-changepw.cgi
解决方案:
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1.1
Restrict & parse the vulnerable input & output sections to fix the persistent injects.
1.2
Use a csrf tokens & a checkbox to verify a request.

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