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Date: 1 Dec 2004 12:42:36 -0000
From: Black Dot <blackd0t@...l.ru>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: Re: Winamp - Buffer Overflow In IN_CDDA.dll


In-Reply-To: <KFEMINDBKGBEMHACCJHCKEFCFDAA.brett.moore@...urity-assessment.com>

Hello,

In my opinion the bug can't be exploited. I analized it in the debugger and found out that the address of the malicious code that is supposed to be executed has a NULL character. That means, that when we create the infected string in the .m3u file with the NULL char the malicious code won't be copied to the buffer as it would reside after the NULL char and the string would be cut.

In the proof of concept I found on the internet the shellcode address had no zeros and it is very strange for me.

I performed this check on WinXP SP1.

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Black Dot

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>========================================================================
>= Winamp - Buffer Overflow In IN_CDDA.dll
>=
>= Vendor Update:  
>= http://www.winamp.com/player/
>=
>= Affected Software:
>=       Winamp 5.05 (only version tested)
>=
>= Public disclosure on November 23, 2004
>========================================================================
>
>== Overview ==
>
>In this time of responsible vulnerability disclosure, it's a little
>disturbing when a vendor acts on disclosed information but gives no
>recognition or even notification that an update has been created due to
>the information passed to them.
>
>This advisory is a little late, the update was posted to the vendor
>website last week. The only reason I know this, is because I asked and
>received a response.
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>hi brett
>
>the problem was fixed in the lastest [sic] release of winamp.  
>version 5.06 went live on the site last thurday [sic].
>
>thanks
>
>jonathan ward
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>But enough of that, we know the game and still choose to play.
>
>We discovered a remotely exploitable stack based buffer overflow in 
>winamp version 5.05. It is possible that earlier versions are also
>vulnerable and we recommend all users to upgrade to the latest version.
>
>The overflow can be caused in various ways, the most dangerous though is
>through a malformed .m3u playlist file. When hosted on a web site, these
>files will automatically downloaded and open in winamp without any user
>interaction. This is enough to cause the overflow that would allow a 
>malicious playlist to overwrite EIP and execute arbitrary code.
>
>== Exploitation ==
>
>When winamp opens the malformed playlist file, a first exception will 
>occur: 
>
>First Chance Exception in winamp.exe (IN_CDDA.DLL) : Access Violation
>At this location
>00A49BE8 88 4C 04 30          mov         byte ptr [esp+eax+30h],cl
>
>This exception will be handled by winamp, and execution will then 
>continue until it reaches the second exception at this location
>61616161   ???
>
>with the registers looking like;
>EAX = 0012A5D8 EBX = 0012C024
>ECX = 61616161 EDX = 77F96DAE
>ESI = 0012A600 EDI = 0046B9E0
>EIP = 61616161 ESP = 0012A540
>EBP = 0012A560 EFL = 00210246
>
>As can be seen, EIP has been overwritten with a value supplied through
>the malformed playlist file, 0x61616161 (aaaa) and since more playlist
>supplied data is located at the address pointed to by EDI, execution of
>malicious code is possible.
>
>== Solutions ==
>
>- Install the vendor supplied patch.
>
>== Credit ==
>
>Discovered and advised to Nullsoft October 14, 2004 by Brett Moore of
>Security-Assessment.com
>
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