full-disclosure - [FD] CVE-2014-3427 CRLF Injection and CVE-2014-3428 XSS Injection in Yealink VoIP Phones

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Message-ID: <20140612121632.GA13822@infiltrated.net>
Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2014 07:16:32 -0500
From: "J. Oquendo" <joquendo@...ensive.net>
To: moderators@...db.org, fulldisclosure@...lists.org,
	bugtraq@...urityfocus.com, vuln@...unia.com
Cc: voiceops@...ceops.org, voipsec@...psa.org
Subject: [FD] CVE-2014-3427 CRLF Injection and CVE-2014-3428 XSS Injection
	in Yealink VoIP Phones

I.	ADVISORY

CVE-2014-3427 CRLF Injection in Yealink VoIP Phones
CVE-2014-3428 XSS vulnerabilities in Yealink VoIP Phones

Date published:	06/12/2014
Vendor Contacted: 05/08/2014

II.	BACKGROUND

Yealink is a manufacturer of VoIP and Video products. To
minimize noise read more at:

http://www.yealink.com/Companyprofile.aspx

III.	DESCRIPTION

There are CRLF Injection and XSS vulnerabilities in Yealink
VoIP telephones. Validated on 

Firmware Version        28.72.0.2
Hardware Version        28.2.0.128.0.0.0

CRLF Injection (Header Splitting) proof of concept:

Request
GET /servlet?linepage=1&model=%0d%0a%20 ANYTHING I WANT GOES HERE &p=dsskey&q=load HTTP/1.1

In the above request, attackers can shove in code, webpages,
etc. In my tests, I have used javascript, redirects, and even
an entire web page shoved into the CRLF vulnerable inputs.

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The XSS vulnerability

GET /servlet?jumpto=dsskey&model=%22%20onmouseover%3dprompt%28 1337 %29%20badpuppy%3d%22&p=login&q=loginForm HTTP/1.1

Typical Cross Site Scripting.

IV.	SOLUTION

Minimize accessibility to the phone's interface.

V.	VENDOR CONTACT AND RESPONSE

05/08/2014	E-mailed security@...link.com (bounced)
05/08/2014	Created an account on Yealink's forum and
		sent message (no response for weeks)
05/26/2014	Response via e-mail from Yealink
05/26/2014	Replied to vendor I would disclose in June
06/01/2014	Reached back out to vendor for update
06/08/2014	Reached back out to vendor for update
06/11/2014	Rouched out one last time... Crickets
06/12/2014	Advisory

VI.	TOOLS USED

Burpsuite, WVS, Firefox

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