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Message-ID: <007501c47fe1$addf7ad0$0d8cfda7@rfets.gov> Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:27:53 -0600 From: "Pentest Security Advisories" <alerts@...test.co.uk> To: <full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com>, <bugtraq@...urityfocus.com>, <vulnwatch@...nwatch.org> Subject: ptl-2004-03: WIDCOMM Bluetooth Connectivity Software Buffer Overflows Pentest Limited Security Advisory WIDCOMM Bluetooth Connectivity Software Buffer Overflows Advisory Details ---------------- Title: WIDCOMM Bluetooth Connectivity Software Buffer Overflows Announcement date: 11 August 2004 Advisory Reference: ptl-2004-03 CVE Name: CAN-2004-0775 Products: WIDCOMM Bluetooth Connectivity Software Vulnerability Type : Buffer Overflow Vendor-URL: http://www.widcomm.com Vendor-Status: Fixed in release 3.0 Remotely Exploitable: Yes Locally Exploitable: N/A Advisory URL: http://www.pentest.co.uk/documents/ptl-2004-03.html Vulnerability Description -------------------------- WIDCOMM's products provides a full range of Bluetooth connectivity solutions for PCs, PDAs, mobile phones, headsets, digital cameras, access points, and various output devices. An unauthenticated remote attacker can submit various malformed service requests via Bluetooth, triggering a buffer overflow and executing arbitrary code on the vulnerable device. On Windows platforms this allows arbitrary code execution under the context of the currently logged on user account. Vulnerable Versions -------------------- WIDCOMM supply their Bluetooth Communications software to other companies to allow them to integrate Bluetooth technology into their devices. They also supply Bluetooth SDK's to enable developers to create applications that use Bluetooth. Therefore it may not be immediately apparent that you are using the WIDCOMM Bluetooth software and version numbers may vary. WIDCOMM's website (http://www.widcomm.com/Partners/index.asp) reports the following companies as customers or partners with WIDCOMM: Logitech Samsung Electro-Mechanics Sony Texas Instruments Compaq Computer Corporation Dell National Semiconductor Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. Wistron NeWeb Corporation TDK Systems Europe Zeevo Cambridge Silicon Radio Billionton Broadcom Corporation LG Innotek MSI Fujitsu Siemens Computers Philips Silicon Wave Seiko Instruments Inc. TECOM Plantronics Mobilian Fujitsu Media Devices Limited OKI Electric Industry Co. Ltd. FIC Costar Brother Alcatel Atmel Conexant Systems, Inc. Microtune OSK Pentest Limited have tested for the reported vulnerabilities against BTStackServer version 1.3.2.7 and 1.4.2.10 on both Windows XP and Windows 98 which ships with MSI Bluetooth Dongles. We have also tested this against an HP IPAQ 5450 running WinCE 3.0 with Bluetooth software version 1.4.1.03. Pentest Limited have also written a proof of concept exploit for Windows XP. Whilst the above platforms are the only platforms tested and confirmed to be exploitable by Pentest Limited, discussions with the vendor lead us to believe that are all versions prior to version BTW & BT-CE/PPC 3.0 are affected by this vulnerability. WIDCOMM has not confirmed whether BT-PPC/Phone Edition, BT-Smartphone, BTE-Mobile or BTE are vulnerable. Vendor Status -------------- WIDCOMM: 14-11-2003 - Initial Pentest Limited Notification 14-11-2003 - Notification acknowledged by WIDCOMM, request more detail 20-11-2003 - Pentest notify WIDCOMM of another vulnerability 06-01-2004 - Pentest send chase up Email without reply 13-01-2004 - Another email 13-01-2004 - WIDCOMM reply saying they are still working on it 21-01-2004 - Pentest email WIDCOMM that they have written a POC exploit 23-01-2004 - WIDCOMM reply saying they have resolved issue and fix will be available in next release. 10-02-2004 - Pentest ask for an update on expected release date 11-02-2004 - WIDCOMM plan February/early March realease date 29-03-2004 - Pentest ask for update 12-05-2004 - Pentest ask for update 12-07-2004 - Pentest send chase up Email without reply 26-07-2004 - Pentest ask whether a patches will be released for older versions 03-08-2004 - WIDCOMM respond. No date set for new release and no patch will be made available for older versions. Fix --- Until version 3 of the WIDCOMM software becomes available from WIDCOMM or their customers/partners Pentest Limited recommend that end users stop using the vulnerable WIDCOMM Bluetooth software or set their Bluetooth device configuration to be non-discoverable or hidden. This will not stop the device from being vulnerable but it may limit the exposure. Credit ------ These vulnerabilities were discovered by Mark Rowe and Matt Moore from Pentest Limited. _______________________________________________ Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html
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