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Message-ID: <CAEGH4AZiJTukM00QLsJrQkNNu7bj8_bQS+5cNMWzSpYs8ZGgNQ@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 21 May 2016 21:01:15 +0545
From: Bipin Gautam <bipin.gautam@...il.com>
To: fulldisclosure <fulldisclosure@...lists.org>
Cc: Nepali computer security and hacking community
<NepSecure@...glegroups.com>,
"bugtraq@...urityfocus.com" <bugtraq@...urityfocus.com>
Subject: [FD] poisoning / hijacking DNS locally of a third party domain: in
shared and custom web hosting and in ISP,
in automated /custom control panel software
Hi,
vulnerability summary : a design / process flaw
Severity : Moderate / High
In most automated control pannel software, for shared and custom web
hosting and in ISP, anyone can register / signup any domain after you
have a paid account for website hosting
- and the dns record of the added domain gets synced indiscriminately
in the local / ISP master DNS name server /resolver (for that
webhosting and ISP locally)
when any local website in such shared hosting or ISP request for dns resolving
- for a website IP, or mx or subdomain record etc
the local entry get priority over the global / root entry (like when
you edit /etc/hosts or %windir%\system32\etc\drivers the local record
gets priority over remote resolver in such situation, analogy )
- when a user of such ISP or a website in shared hosting try to
locally request a third party website (say linkedin, twitter, facebook
or any domain ) via website API, or email and when site accepts both
https or..... http redirect requests, api logins are at risk
- or a potential attacker can use such to disrupt the dns request on
such shared hosting for a third party domain
- or get / hijack all email sent for a third party domain, in such
shared hosting via catchall@[domain_name] poisoning / deliberate entry
possible affected software:
- cpanel
- many self customized / automatic dns registration / control panel /
shared hosting software
- direct admin / plesk and other popular... such control panel
software ( please test and let us know ? )
Respectfully,
-bipin
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