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Message-ID: <20031020224646.9FEB1C0004@to.com>
From: georg.moritz at topalis.com (Georg Moritz)
Subject: [Cert-lists] Re: Re: Gaim festival plugin
exploit
Cael Abal wrote:
>>DUH... would help if I attached my attachment.
>>
>>I am right proud of myself for this, and it also needs mention to
>>address the security issue that our friend Error (is that a reference to
>>Zelda 2?) raised.
>>
>>Attached, find the latest reissue of the Gaim festival plugin. The guy
>>that wrote it, wrote it for pre-0.68 Perl API, but it was secure against
>>the sort of attack that Error described. I have since taken it and
>>recoded it to work with post-0.68 versions of Gaim. It is attached. By
>>all means, if you see an exploitable bug in there, let me know! I'm
>>just a perl-tot..
>
>
> Hi Brian,
>
> This updated version is still vulnerable. You should be *very* wary of
> any call to system() or fork(). Consider this input:
>
> "This is only a test && rm -rf /"
>
> Notice that ';' isn't the only way to inject into a commandline.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Cael
One way of safely passing input without need of untainting data:
$pid = open(OUT,"| artsdsp festival -b --tts");
if($pid) {
print OUT "$sendername said, $message";
close OUT;
waitpid($pid,0);
} else {
# handle error
}
This way "$sendername said, $message" goes right into STDIN of artsdsp
without being parsed by the shell. But then, artsdsp gets bogus input..
You might want to check 'man perlsec', 'perldoc -f open'
greetings,
Georg
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