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Message-ID: <40E73B95.3080109@sympatico.ca> Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 16:04:53 -0700 From: Gregory Duchemin <c3rb3r@...patico.ca> To: p dont think <pdontthink@...rynerds.com> Cc: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com Subject: Re: DLINK 614+ - SOHO routers, system DOS Hello, a followup concerning the two DOSes that were found affecting DLINK's DI 614+ model. I finally got a chance to test a DI624 revision B and i can confirm that this model is affected by the exact same flaws. (signedness bug/service DOS and flood/system DOS) While it is not quite a surprise, i'm still at lost to understand why they said this issue was limited to their 604 and 614 models and even more surprised since they have asked me for my tool, 3 days ago, in order to be able to reproduce the DOSes. ;-) So DI-624 owners, please update ... Gregory p dont think wrote: > FWIW, on a recent call to D-Link tech support, the rep I talked to > went to ask someone about it, came back and said that it was an issue > that was limited to the 604 and 614 and was fixed in the latest > firmware release (sorry, I didn't get a version number). I don't have > a 614, so cannot verify. > > - Paul > > >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> Hash: SHA1 >> >> TITLE: DLINK 614+ - SOHO routers, system DOS (http://www.dlink.com) >> >> TYPE: ressources starvation / system denial of service >> >> QUOTE from DLINK: >> >> The AirPlus DI-614+ combines the latest advancements in 802.11b >> silicon chip >> design from Texas Instruments, utilizing their patented Digital Signal >> ProcessingTM technology, and D-Link's own robust firewall security >> features. >> ... >> The D-Link AirPlus DI-614+ is the ideal networking solution for small >> offices, >> home offices, schools, coffee shops and other small businesses that >> cater to the >> public. >> >> >> DETAILS: >> >> The DI614+ SOHO router (latest firmware rev 2.30) will automaticaly >> reboot when flooded with valid DHCP REQUEST packets >> built with forged source mac addresses or unique CLIENTID and sent >> without any REQUESTEIP option. >> Upon reception of this kind of requests, DLINK's DI614+ normally >> behaves by checking if a lease is available >> and then reply by offering an ip address along with other network >> settings as configured through the web base interface. >> However if such packets are sent at a good enough rate, the DLINK box >> will be left in an unstable state immediately followed by a system >> reboot. >> Timing is quite important here and make me thinking that too much >> simultaneous requests force the SOHO router to eventually allocate >> too much memory and thus to reboot. >> It is actually hard to know with precision where the problem actually >> lives since no sources are made available for public. >> >> Note that a reboot will clear any existing lease (as well as logs) and >> may introduce a subsequent chaos between DHCP clients. >> Also note that only few seconds are necessary to DOS the box this way, >> even less time than needed by the system to reboot. >> So it is a condition of permanent denial of service. >> >> DLINK 614+ is used, among others, by coffee shops, therefore a >> successful exploitation may have very disturbing effects. >> >> >> EXPLOITATION: >> >> This bug will NOT be triggered if a REQUESTIP DHCP option is sent >> along with the request >> or if no ip address is available for dynamic lease at the time of the >> attack. >> >> Also for a successful exploitation, packets must be sent at a high >> enough rate (ie: 50 packets/s is working) >> >> >> VENDOR: >> >> DLINK's support staff has been contacted by May 24th but doesn't >> bother to reply >> >> >> WORKAROUND: >> >> Use static leasing only and/or disable DLINK's DHCP service >> >> >> VULNERABLE: >> >> firmware up to rev 2.30 (latest) >> >> >> >> AUTHOR: Gregory Duchemin (c3rb3r at sympatico.ca) >> >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >> Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (MingW32) >> Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org >> >> iD8DBQFA34bT9K2fGbOmSdYRAu2OAJ9bHrnk0ExcYMEJXZZROUX60vdkLACeNFTV >> mF/uH+rt929VhMDxuysJPug= >> =jTkm >> -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > >
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