bugtraq - SpeedCommander 11.0 & ZipStar 5.1 & Squeez 5.1 Directory traversal

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Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 06:00:33 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: SpeedCommander 11.0 & ZipStar 5.1 & Squeez 5.1   Directory traversal

SpeedCommander 11.0 & ZipStar 5.1 & Squeez 5.1  
Directory traversal 

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Credit:
The information has been provided by Hamid Ebadi
( Hamid Network Security Team) : admin@...id.ir.
The original article can be found at :
http://hamid.ir/security

Vulnerable Systems:
SpeedCommander 11.0 (Version 11.01.4450 )
ZipStar 5.1
Squeez 5.1

Detail :
Directory traversal while extracting (.JAR) (.ZIP) 

What is  Directory traversal in archivers?

that allowed one to create malicous archive files,
which would overwrite system files or place dangerous
files in defined directory(example :shell.php in
wwwroot directory)
This could be abused by sending an archive to a local
user who would unzip / untar an archive, the archive
would then be able to overwrite any file to which the
user has write permissions, thus it could also be
abused if a system ran som antivirus software which
automatically opened archive files.

harmless exploit:
use HEAP [Hamid Evil Archive Pack]
you can find it from Hamid Network Security Team:

http://www.hamid.ir/tools/

want to know more ?
http://www.hamid.ir/paper

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