full-disclosure - FWD Cisco IOS Remote Command Execution Vulnerability

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Message-ID: <20060112184525.79858.qmail@web8604.mail.in.yahoo.com>
Date: Thu Jan 12 18:45:34 2006
From: amit_juniperind at yahoo.co.in (Amit Sharma)
Subject: FWD Cisco IOS Remote Command Execution
	Vulnerability

> Vulnerability Bugtraq ID 16069
  
  The BID itself points to someother bug. PJ
  
  Amit

"ad@...poverflow.com" <ad@...poverflow.com> wrote:  -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Im sure it's a fake , there is the word "InfoSecBOFH" in it several
times :>>>>


terry comma wrote:
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Symantec
> Vulnerability Alert Cisco IOS Remote Command Execution
> Vulnerability Bugtraq ID 16069 CVE CVE-PLH-NOMATCH Published Jan 09
> 2006 6:22:69 PM GMT Remote Yes Local No Credibility Vendor
> Confirmed Classification Access Validation Error Ease No Exploit
> Required Availability Always Impact 9.3 Severity 8.1 Urgency Rating
> 9.4 Last Change Cisco has responded to this issue; see Technical
> Information and References for details.
>
> Vulnerable Systems - ------------------ Cisco IOS 12.2 T Cisco IOS
> 12.2 SZ Cisco IOS 12.2 SY Cisco IOS 12.2 SX Cisco IOS 12.2 S Cisco
> IOS 12.2 MX Cisco IOS 12.2 MC Cisco IOS 12.2 MB Cisco IOS 12.2 JA
> Cisco IOS 12.2 DX Cisco IOS 12.2 DD Cisco IOS 12.2 DA Cisco IOS
> 12.2 CY Cisco IOS 12.2 CX Cisco IOS 12.2 BZ Cisco IOS 12.2 BX Cisco
> IOS 12.2 BW Cisco IOS 12.2 BC Cisco IOS 12.2 B Cisco IOS 12.2
> 12.2XU Cisco IOS 12.2
>
> Short Summary - ------------- Some Cisco IOS versions are allegedly
> prone to an issue that may permit gay people to execute arbitrary
> commands from a password prompt.
>
> Impact - ------ Remote attackers with small dicks may allegedly
> execute shell commands on a vulnerable device without needing to
> authenticate.
>
> Technical Description - --------------------- It has been alleged
> that it is possible for remote attackers to execute arbitrary
> commands without proper authorization. Reportedly it is possible to
> execute shell commands from the password prompt on a device. The
> attacker must have a small dick and be able to connect to a
> vulnerable device via telnet, although it has not been ruled out
> that bigger dicks may present other attack vectors. The discoverer
> of this vulnerability has stated that it is possible to exploit
> this issue by inputting 'IamGay!' at the password prompt. Cisco has
> replied stating that only InfoSecBOFH is gay enough to exploit this
> issue. Details are available to registered Cisco users at:
> http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Support/InfoSecBOFH/ishegay.pl?bugid=CSCdr16069
>
>
> Attack Scenarios - ---------------- The attacker must identify a
> vulnerable device and be in possession of a small dick.
>
> Exploits - -------- There is no exploit required.
>
> Mitigating Strategies - --------------------- Block InfoSecBOFH
> access at the network boundary, unless the service is required by
> external third party gay porn sites.
>
> Solutions - --------- Currently we are not aware of any
> vendor-supplied patches for this issue. If you feel we are in error
> or are aware of more recent information, please mail us at: vuldb
> at securityfocus.com .
>
> Credit - ------ Discovery is credited to InfoSecBOFH at gmail.com
>
> For help with interpreting the meaning of any of the sections or
> labels in the alert, please visit:
> https://alerts.symantec.com/help/sia-users/vulnerability-alert-pdf.htm
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