Infosec.20000229.axisstorpointcd.a

From: Vitek, Ian (ian.vitekat_private)
Date: Tue Feb 29 2000 - 05:18:54 PST

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    Infosec Security Vulnerability Report
    No: Infosec.20000229.axisstorpointcd.a
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    Vulnerability Summary
    ---------------------
    
    Problem: Bypassing authentication on Axis StorPoint CD;
                   By modifying an URL, outsiders can access
                   administrator URLs without entering username
                   and password
    
    Threat: Unauthorized access
    
    Platform: Axis StorPoint CD
              Axis StorPoint CD/T
                   (Software Version 4.13)
    
    Solution: Upgrade to Software Version 4.28
    
    
    Vulnerability Description
    -------------------------
    CDs are available from the URL http://server/cd/
    The configuration URL is:
    http://server/config/html/cnf_gi.htm
    This page is protected by a login and could contain very sensitive information.
    The login could be bypassed by the URL:
    http://server/cd/../config/html/cnf_gi.htm
    
    The server seems to check access permissions before URL conversion.
    
    Solution
    --------
    Infosec and Axis recommends customers to upgrade their StorPoint Software. The
    current version is 4.28 and is not vulnerable to this attack.
    http://www.se.axis.com/techsup/cdsrv/storpoint_cd/index.html
    
    Additional Information
    ----------------------
    The Axis StorPoint CD and StorPoint CD/T with Software Version 4.13 are old
    products with old software (from 1997). As Axis says:
    "Note that the development for StorPoint CD and CD/T has been discontinued from
    November 1999, only minor service releases will be available."
    Axis has tested their new products, Axis StorPoint CD E100 and StorPoint NAS
    100, and this vulnerability was not been found.
    
    Recognition
    -----------
    Infosec would like to thank Peter Berggren and Johan Diedrichs at Axis for their
    involvement with testing and supplying patch information.
    
    //Ian Vitek
    ian.vitekat_private
    
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