bugtraq - Encryption Weakness in Sun Sun AS 9.0

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Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2007 05:09:50 -0700 (PDT)
From: <fred@...ovannetworks.com>
To: <bugtraq@...urityfocus.com>
Subject: Encryption Weakness in Sun Sun AS 9.0_0.1 (build b02-p01)

Version Tested:
Sun Application Server 9.0_0.1 (build b02-p01)

Technical Description of the vulnerability:
In the process of performing application security testing of software on
Sun box, the Sun Admin Console was used to manipulate/change SSL Ciphers.
Changes to the ORB listeners (SSL and SSL_MutualAuth) via the admin UI did
not
effectively change them in the software. Upon restarting the
services/domain all of the SSL settings remain with the default - which
enables all protocols and ciphers.
Summary: Despite what is check/unchecked in the SUN admin UI of the
AppServer, it doesn't actually affect the SSL Settings.

Vulnerability: Broken linkage between Sun Admin Console and SSL
Library/service.

Tested using:
Foundstone SSLDigger, SPI Server Analyzer, SSL Diagnostics and WireShark

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Fred Donovan, CISSP
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