data stream bug still alive?

From: NDR113 (ndr113at_private)
Date: Fri Oct 26 2001 - 15:00:52 PDT

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    Data Stream Bug may still work (on a unsual configuration)
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    + Past Problem
    The Windows NT file system, NTFS, support multiple data streams within a
    file, been DATA the main content stream.
    Was reported on July 8, 1998 by Paul Ashton on this mailing list the
    posibility of get remotely by IIS the source code of files like an ASP
    script. This was done by requesting the file and ::$DATA. Microsoft relase a
    fix, and the problem was solve on the subsequent Service Packs for Windows
    NT.
    
    + Present Problem
    Yet, this problem -it seems to us- that on some unusual configuration as a
    Windows NT box, with IIS and PHP scripting, persist. In our tests on two
    separete Windows NT boxes, with IIS 4, PHP4, the fix available for the bug
    and the latest SP6a, is still possible to obtain the source of PHP files.
    eg. http://www.server.com/file.php::$DATA
    
    + Implications
    Besides the obvious vulnerability, this show that the fix given by Microsoft
    far from solving the real problem, it just did the the "workarounds" on the
    registry on how to manage specific extensions (.asp, .pl, and so on)
    excluding .php.
    
    + Final
    Anyone how can confirm or refute this please post it.
    
    
    + More Informtion
    ":$DATA Stream Name of a File May Return Source"
    http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q188/8/06.ASP
    
    "HOW TO: Use NTFS Alternate Data Streams"
    http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q105/7/63.ASP
    
    
    Roberto Alamos M.    (theyeat_private)
    Carlos Gaona U.    (ndr113at_private)
    www.350cc.com
    



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