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Message-ID: <443E4307.1070603@sec-consult.com>
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 14:24:39 +0200
From: Bernhard Mueller <research@...-consult.com>
To: Full Disclosure <full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk>,
bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: SEC Consult SA-20060314 :: Opera Browser CSS
Attribute Integer Wrap / Buffer Overflow
SEC-CONSULT Security Advisory 20060413-0
========================================
title: Opera Browser CSS Attribute Integer Wrap /
Buffer Overflow
program: Opera
vulnerable version: <= 8.52
homepage: www.opera.com
found: 2006-03-01
by: SEC Consult / www.sec-consult.com
=========================================
Vulnerability overview:
---------------
Due to a signedness error in the length check in a string utility
function, a signed expansion and a subsequent call to wcsncpy, it is
possible to overwrite large portions behind the target buffer. Doing so
crashes the application. Exploitation for code execution seems hard to
due to the large amount of memory being copied, of which only a small
portion can be controlled (we didn't spend too much time on that, though).
The bug can be triggered by specifying a long value within a stylesheet
attribute.
<STYLE type=text/css>A { FONT-FAMILY: 35000x'A' } </STYLE>
Vulnerability details:
---------------
The disassembly of the vulnerable function follows. Note that the signed
comparison at 0x67B8CF0D can be bypassed if arg_length > 0x7FFFFFFF.
.text:67B8CEFE ; int __stdcall POC_CALL_TO_WCSNCPY_67B8CEFE(wchar_t *,int)
.text:67B8CEFE POC_CALL_TO_WCSNCPY_67B8CEFE proc near ; CODE XREF:
sub_67B4DB72+9D6.p
.text:67B8CEFE ;
_POC_CALL_WSCNCPY_67B8AE6E+1B4.p
.text:67B8CEFE
.text:67B8CEFE arg_pbuf_src= dword ptr 4
.text:67B8CEFE arg_length= dword ptr 8
.text:67B8CEFE
.text:67B8CEFE mov eax, POC_pbuf_target
.text:67B8CF03 push ebx
.text:67B8CF04 push esi
.text:67B8CF05 push edi
.text:67B8CF06 mov edi, [esp+0Ch+arg_length]
.text:67B8CF0A mov esi, [eax+40h]
.text:67B8CF0D cmp edi, 4096
.text:67B8CF13 mov ebx, ecx
.text:67B8CF15 jl short loc_67B8CF1C ; signedness error
.text:67B8CF17 mov edi, 4095
.text:67B8CF1C
.text:67B8CF1C loc_67B8CF1C: ; CODE XREF:
POC_CALL_TO_WCSNCPY_67B8CEFE+17.j
.text:67B8CF1C push edi ; size_t
.text:67B8CF1D push [esp+10h+arg_pbuf_src] ; wchar_t *
.text:67B8CF21 push esi ; wchar_t *
.text:67B8CF22 call _wcsncpy
.text:67B8CF27 and word ptr [esi+edi*2], 0
.text:67B8CF2C add esp, 0Ch
.text:67B8CF2F mov ecx, ebx
.text:67B8CF31 push esi ; wchar_t *
.text:67B8CF32 call sub_67B8CD10
.text:67B8CF37 test ax, ax
.text:67B8CF3A jge short loc_67B8CF48
.text:67B8CF3C mov ecx, [ebx+5D0h]
.text:67B8CF42 call sub_67B8C7BC
.text:67B8CF47 inc eax
.text:67B8CF48
.text:67B8CF48 loc_67B8CF48: ; CODE XREF:
POC_CALL_TO_WCSNCPY_67B8CEFE+3C.j
.text:67B8CF48 pop edi
.text:67B8CF49 pop esi
.text:67B8CF4A pop ebx
.text:67B8CF4B retn 8
.text:67B8CF4B POC_CALL_TO_WCSNCPY_67B8CEFE endp
Passing a 2GB string to the application may not seem feasable at first.
However, due to another problem we found in a calling function it is
enough to inject a 32k string, which Opera sign extends to a large
negative value before it is passed to the above function.
.text:67B8AF62 loc_67B8AF62: ; CODE XREF:
_POC_CALL_WSCNCPY_67B8AE6E+E2.j
.text:67B8AF62 movsx eax, [ebp+var_length_ovfl] ; here
the error occurs: short int length is sign extended
.text:67B8AF62 ; to a long
integer. the result is a large negative value if length
.text:67B8AF62 ; is negative.
.text:67B8AF66 jmp short loc_67B8AF5D
Vendor status:
---------------
vendor notified: 2006-03-14
vendor response: 2006-03-16
fixed: 2006-04-05
The bug has been fixed in Opera 8.54 and in current versions of Opera 9.0.
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