full-disclosure - KSign KSignSWAT ActiveX Control Multiple Buffer Overflows Vulnerability

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Message-ID: <c1ffcacb0705220030y4dd83cf4te1da11452ce1444d@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 16:30:03 +0900
From: BPS <l1nefeed@...il.com>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: KSign KSignSWAT ActiveX Control Multiple Buffer
	Overflows Vulnerability

Title : KSign KSignSWAT ActiveX Control Multiple Buffer Overflows Vulnerability

Version : AxKSignSWAT.dll (KSignSWAT ActiveX Control) ver. 2.0.3.3

Discoverer : KIM, KEE HONG (l1nefeed@...il.com)

Critical : High Critical

Test system : Windows XP SP2 Korean (All patched)
            : Windows XP SP2 English (All patched)

Vendor : KSign (www.ksign.com)

Solution : patched.

Note : 2007/05/14 notified KISA (Korean Information Security Agency)
       2007/05/15 Confirmed Vulnerability
       2007/05/21 Patched by Vendor (maybe...)
       2007/05/22 Disclosure.

Description:

 The KSign's KSignSWAT ActiveX is common certification solution if people use
Internet banking, Goverment Sites and Stock Trading.

The KsignSWAT ActiveX has multiple buffer overflow vulnerability.

if uses HTML file which was crafted by this vulnerability, then you'll
get system
admin's privilege.

 KSignSWAT ActiveX has 5 vulnerable function. -SWAT_Init(), SWAT_InitEx(),
SWAT_InitEX2(), SWAT_InitEx3(), SWAT_Login(). This functions requests several
arguments (over the 2 arguments) and this functions didn't check argument buffer
size.

It's a very simple buffer overflow enven Windows Environment.

1. SWAT_Init()
has 5 arguments. 2nd argument didn't check buffer size, so we can overwrite EIP.
(over the 664 bytes)

2. SWAT_InitEx()
has 7 arguments. 2nd argument didn't check buffer size, so we can overwrite EIP.
(over 664 bytes)

3. SWAT_InitEx2()
has 8 arguments. 2nd argument didn't check buffer size, so we can overwrite EIP.
(over 664 bytes)

4. SWAT_InitEx3()
has 9 arguments. 2nd argument didn't check buffer size, so we can overwrite EIP.
(over 664 bytes)

5. SWAT_Login()
has 1 arguments. Argument didn't check buffer size, so we can overwrite EIP.
(over 671 bytes)

POC CODE COMMING SOON

Greet : BugTruck Group, PowerHacker Team (Thx, AmesianX)

-- 
B.P.S

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