full-disclosure - Multiple AV Vendor Incorrect CRC32 BypassVulnerability.

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Message-ID: <96BCCB62FB25F746A54214CBA0FB94A8049274@syb-ny-exc1.net.sybari.com>
From: steve_scholz at sybari.com (Steve Scholz)
Subject: Multiple AV Vendor Incorrect CRC32
	BypassVulnerability.

Hi Bipin,
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Actually by removing the file name size you made the Eicar.com invalid. Antigen does scan this file and when it extracts the eicar.com.txt we get a eicar.com.txtX5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TE in the text file rather then a valid eicar. Since you made the name length a zero when pasred the name of the zipped file becomes part of the file and the info at the end is truncated making the file if it was viral, non-viral or if it were able to be executed after this process is done it would be an invalid application and it would not be executed. I used ziprepairpro and came up with the same results.
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If a file filter is set up for exe, pif ,scr ect we will remove the file from the zip and rewrite it with a txt file that can be extracted and read. If a doc file is put into a zip of this nature with an embedded eicar in it we do detect the ecar as long as there is info after the embedded file to be truncated.
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Steve Scholz
Corporate Sales Engineer-North America
Sybari Software, Inc.
631-630-8556 Direct
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Subject: [Full-disclosure] Multiple AV Vendor Incorrect CRC32 BypassVulnerability.
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Multiple AV Vendor Incorrect CRC32 Bypass Vulnerability.
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Affected Product:
AVG 718
Sybari (Antigen for M$ exchange) 7.5.1314 Symantec 8.0 McAfee 4442 BitDefender 7.0
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Description:
if you create a zip archive with invalid CRC checksum...... some AV skip scanning the archive marking it as clean........ by this way, you can bypass antivirus gateways and slip in any attachment without scanning the archive. Moreover, these days....
software tools automatically repair a *broken* archive.
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Vendor notification: I've lost faith in responsible disclosure... long ago! Moreover, vendors don't respond in timely manner.
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regards,
Bipin Gautam
http://www.geocities.com/visitbipin/
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