ID

VAR-200809-0208


CVE

CVE-2008-3636


TITLE

Gear Software CD DVD Filter driver privilege escalation vulnerability

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sources: CERT/CC: VU#146896

DESCRIPTION

Integer overflow in the IopfCompleteRequest API in the kernel in Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, and Vista allows context-dependent attackers to gain privileges. NOTE: this issue was originally reported for GEARAspiWDM.sys 2.0.7.5 in Gear Software CD DVD Filter driver before 4.001.7, as used in other products including Apple iTunes and multiple Symantec and Norton products, which allows local users to gain privileges via repeated IoAttachDevice IOCTL calls to \\.\GEARAspiWDMDevice in this GEARAspiWDM.sys. However, the root cause is the integer overflow in the API call itself. Windows upper Apple iTunes Contains an integer overflow vulnerability in the included third-party driver.Privilege may be elevated to a malicious local user. Local attackers can exploit this issue to execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM-level privileges. Successfully exploiting this issue will result in the complete compromise of affected computers. Failed exploit attempts will cause a denial-of-service condition. Windows is a very popular operating system of Microsoft Corporation. [ HTML FORMATED Advisory ] http://www.wintercore.com/advisories/advisory_W021008.html [TEXT VERSION] GearSoftware Powered Products Local Privilege Escalation + GEARASpiWDM.sys Insecure Method + Microsoft Windows Kernel IopfCompleteRequest Integer Overflow :: Summary 1. Background 2. Non-technical description 3. Technical Description 4. Exploiting it 5. References 6. Affected Products 7. Credits 8. Disclosure Timeline 9. Contact 1. GEAR develops solutions for professional premastering, DVD editing and authoring, and is also a leading provider of development tools that enable software companies to integrate optical recording technology into their own products. GEAR technology is integrated into solutions from some of the world's most prominent technology organizations, including Apple, Symantec, Siemens, Kodak, Philips and Bosch, among many others" www.gearsoftware.com 2. However, the attack vector needed for taking advantage of this weakness has not been identified on a out-of-box Windows installation. Therefore, a third-party application is, so far, the unique possible attack vector to exploit this issue. This advisory covers the attack vector found in a widely extended licensed application, GearSoftware Recording SDK, which was exposing the kernel flaw to user-mode attackers through one of its filter drivers: GEARAspiWDM.sys Since this driver is a licensed solution, it is bundled with several well-known products. To clarify as much as possible this vulnerability, we should distinguish three different elements which make up the problem. 1. 2. The Attack Vector: GearAspiWDM.sys Insecure Method. 3. Vulnerable Products: Every GearSoftware powered product that is bundled with GEARAspiWDM.sys. (e.g Norton 360, Apple iTunes...) Whilst the underlying vulnerability is, under our point of view, a real vulnerability, the Attack Vector may or may not be considered a vulnerability by itself. Note that if we supress the underlying vulnerability from the equation, then the attack vector turns out to be practically useless, however by patching only the attack vector we will always be facing the risk that another one comes to light.On the other hand, this fact is not impossible but seems very unlikely. Microsoft, as the vendor affected by the underlying vulnerability, Apple and Symantec as Vulnerable Products were directly contacted . After verifying the details provided Microsoft did not consider this flaw elegible for a patch. Therefore,with the help of the US-CERT, Symantec, Apple, GearSoftware and Wintercore were coordinated during the process of resolving this issue by patching GEARAspiWDM.sys driver. The final outcome is that the Attack Vector has been patched although the underlying vulnerability still remains unpatched. 3. Technical Description. The problem lies in how the stack locations are traversed while trying to complete an IRP. Let's see lkd> dt nt!_IRP [...] +0x022 StackCount : Char *signed* +0x023 CurrentLocation : Char *signed* [...] Module: ntoskrnl.exe Version: XP SP2 .text:0040CC01 .text:0040CC01 ; __fastcall IopfCompleteRequest(x, x) .text:0040CC01 @IopfCompleteRequest@8 proc near ; CODE XREF: IoPerfCompleteRequest(x,x)+88p .text:0040CC01 ; IoPerfCompleteRequest(x,x)+B8p ... .text:0040CC01 .text:0040CC01 var_C = dword ptr -0Ch .text:0040CC01 var_8 = dword ptr -8 .text:0040CC01 var_1 = byte ptr -1 .text:0040CC01 .text:0040CC01 .text:0040CC01 mov edi, edi .text:0040CC03 push ebp .text:0040CC04 mov ebp, esp .text:0040CC06 sub esp, 10h .text:0040CC09 push ebx .text:0040CC0A push esi .text:0040CC0B mov esi, ecx .text:0040CC0D mov cl, [esi+23h] ; Irp->CurrentLocation .text:0040CC10 mov [ebp+var_8], edx .text:0040CC13 mov dl, [esi+22h] ; Irp->StackCount .text:0040CC16 xor ebx, ebx .text:0040CC18 inc dl ; Irp->StackCount+1 .text:0040CC1A cmp cl, dl .text:0040CC1C push edi .text:0040CC1D mov [ebp+var_C], ebx .text:0040CC20 jg sub_444F81 .text:0040CC26 cmp word ptr [esi], 6 ; Irp->Type == IO_TYPE_IRP .text:0040CC2A jnz sub_444F81 .text:0040CC30 mov edi, [esi+60h] ; Irp->CurrentStackLocation .text:0040CC33 inc cl .text:0040CC35 cmp cl, dl .text:0040CC37 lea eax, [edi+24h] .text:0040CC3A mov [esi+23h], cl ; Irp->CurrentLocation++ .text:0040CC3D mov [esi+60h], eax ;Irp->Tail->Overlay.CurrentStackLocation++ .text:0040CC40 jg short loc_40CCA6 .text:0040CC42 add edi, 3 {...} .text:0040CC8D .text:0040CC8D loc_40CC8D: ; CODE XREF: IopfCompleteRequest(x,x)+13Cj .text:0040CC8D add dword ptr [esi+60h], 24h ; StackLocation++ .text:0040CC91 mov eax, [esi+60h] .text:0040CC94 add edi, 24h ;Irp->Tail.Overlay.CurrentStackLocation++ .text:0040CC97 inc byte ptr [esi+23h] ; Irp->CurrentLocation++ .text:0040CC9A mov dl, [esi+22h] ; Irp->StackCount .text:0040CC9D mov cl, [esi+23h] ; Irp->CurrentLocation .text:0040CCA0 inc dl .text:0040CCA2 cmp cl, dl ; if CurrentLocation <= StackCount+1 .text:0040CCA4 jle short loc_40CC45 ; Signed comparison - FLAW - pStack = IoGetCurrentIrpStackLocation( Irp ) for( pStack, Irp->Tail.Overlay.CurrentStackLocation++ Irp->CurrentLocation++; Irp->CurrentLocation <= (CHAR) (Irp->StackCount + 1); pStack++, Irp->Tail.Overlay.CurrentStackLocation++ Irp->CurrentLocation++ ) { ... } Well, let's imagine an IRP where the StackCount and CurrentLocation = = 0x7e (pretty unusual but possible indeed) After the first iterate within the for(){...} , CurrentLocation will be 0x80 which is a negative value so Irp->CurrentLocation <= (CHAR) (Irp->StackCount+1) becomes TRUE.Hence, remaining iterations will be running out of allocated memory, traversing arbitrary and invalid stack locations. 4. Exploiting it. Digging into the for{} loop we found out the following: Module: ntoskrnl.exe XP SP2 (32-bit) .text:0040CD30 loc_40CD30: ; CODE XREF: IopfCompleteRequest(x,x)+4B47j .text:0040CD30 push dword ptr [edi+1Dh] .text:0040CD33 push esi .text:0040CD34 push eax .text:0040CD35 call dword ptr [edi+19h] .text:0040CD38 cmp eax, 0C0000016h .text:0040CD3D jnz loc_40CC8D ; StackLocation++ pStack->CompletionRoutine(...) We must note that once the flaw has been triggered the for{} is traversing invalid stack locations where *(edi+19h) points to undetermined memory. We also have to take into account the internals of the IO Manager where the memory allocated for the IRPs is zeroed. Therefore, it has been proven that by allocating user-mode memory at 0x0 we can control the function pointer dereferenced. However, that's not always true since we may be traversing uninitialized memory that holds random values. For that cases, it is also possible to seed the memory by issuing FSCTL/IOCTL requests before triggering the flaw,thus we can assure a high reliability exploiting this flaw. Anyway, the hardest task is to discover a suitable attack vector since you need to force a huge driver stack. The patched driver was found implementing an insecure method by which, an unlimited number of calls to IoAttachDevice (TargetDevice is also user-controlled) were available from user-land, simply by issuing an IOCTL request.Since GearspiWDM.sys is signed in Vista 64-bit, it is possible to bypass certain kernel restrictions by exploiting this issue sucessfully. The driver's insecure method is exposed via the following "free-for-all" device: + "\\.\GEARAspiWDMDevice" The flaw lies within the handler for the IOCTL = = 0x222020 Module: GEARspiWDM.sys (32-bit) .text:000114B2 loc_114B2: ; CODE XREF: sub_1137E+7Bj .text:000114B2 cmp [ebp+var_1], 0 .text:000114B6 jz short loc_114CC .text:000114B8 cmp [edi+54h], ecx .text:000114BB jz short loc_114CC .text:000114BD push ebx .text:000114BE mov ecx, edi .text:000114C0 call sub_11CA2 ; IRP_MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL Dispatch Routine {...} .text:00011CA2 mov eax, [esp+arg_0] .text:00011CA6 mov edx, [eax+60h] .text:00011CA9 mov edx, [edx+0Ch] .text:00011CAC push esi .text:00011CAD mov esi, 222010h .text:00011CB2 cmp edx, esi .text:00011CB4 ja short loc_11CF7 .text:00011CB6 jz short loc_11CEF .text:00011CB8 sub edx, 222000h .text:00011CBE jz short loc_11CE7 {...} .text:00011D10 loc_11D10: ; CODE XREF: sub_11CA2+65j .text:00011D10 push eax ; DeviceObject .text:00011D11 call sub_11B90 || \/ Module: GEARspiWDM.sys (32-bit) .text:00011B90 ; int __stdcall sub_11B90(PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject) .text:00011B90 sub_11B90 proc near ; CODE XREF: sub_11CA2+6Fp .text:00011B90 .text:00011B90 TargetDevice = UNICODE_STRING ptr -10h .text:00011B90 var_8 = dword ptr -8 .text:00011B90 var_4 = dword ptr -4 .text:00011B90 DeviceObject = dword ptr 8 .text:00011B90 .text:00011B90 push ebp .text:00011B91 mov ebp, esp .text:00011B93 sub esp, 10h .text:00011B96 mov eax, [ebp+DeviceObject] .text:00011B99 mov eax, [eax+3Ch] .text:00011B9C push ebx .text:00011B9D xor ebx, ebx .text:00011B9F cmp eax, ebx .text:00011BA1 push edi .text:00011BA2 mov edi, ecx .text:00011BA4 mov [ebp+var_8], eax .text:00011BA7 mov [ebp+DeviceObject], ebx .text:00011BAA jnz short loc_11BB6 .text:00011BAC mov eax, 0C000000Dh .text:00011BB1 jmp loc_11C9C .text:00011BB6 ; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- .text:00011BB6 .text:00011BB6 loc_11BB6: ; CODE XREF: sub_11B90+1Aj .text:00011BB6 push eax ; SourceString .text:00011BB7 lea eax, [ebp+TargetDevice] .text:00011BBA push eax ; DestinationString .text:00011BBB call ds:RtlInitUnicodeString {...} .text:00011C3E lea edi, [esi+10h] .text:00011C41 push edi ; AttachedDevice .text:00011C42 lea eax, [ebp+TargetDevice] .text:00011C45 push eax ; TargetDevice ; user-controlled .text:00011C46 push [ebp+DeviceObject] ; SourceDevice .text:00011C49 call ds:IoAttachDevice 5. References GearSoftware Updated Drivers: http://www.gearsoftware.com/support/drivers.cfm KB-CERT: http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/146896 Symantec: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/security/Content/2008.10.07a.html Apple: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3025 6. Affected Products Product/File Vulnerable Version GearAspiWDM.sys < 2.011.2 (32-bit) < 2.008.2.1 (64-bit) Microsoft Windows Kernel All versions 32/64-bit + 2000 + 2003 + XP + Vista Apple iTunes 7.x Symantec Norton 360 2.0 and earlier Symantec Norton Ghost 14.0 and earlier Symantec Norton Save and Restore 2.0 and earlier Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery 6.x, 7.x and 8.x 7. Credits Vulnerability discovered and researched by Ruben Santamarta, Wintercore. 8. Disclosure Timeline 11/14/2007 - Microsoft Contacted 12/26/2007 - Symantec Contacted 12/26/2007 - Apple Contacted 10/07/2008 - Coordinated Disclosure 9. Contact Wintercore Agustin de Betancourt, 21. 8th Floor. 28003 Madrid. Spain. Phone: +(34) 91 395 63 40 contact (at) wintercore (dot) com [email concealed] www.wintercore.com -- Wintercore Agustin de Betancourt, 21. 8th Floor. 28003 Madrid. Spain. Phone: +(34) 91 395 63 40 www.wintercore.com

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sources: NVD: CVE-2008-3636 // CERT/CC: VU#146896 // JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // BID: 31089 // VULHUB: VHN-33761 // PACKETSTORM: 70706

AFFECTED PRODUCTS

vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0.4

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0.3

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:5.0.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:5.0

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.8

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:1.0

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.9

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.3.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.0.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0.5

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.4

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.6

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:1.1.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:3.0.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:3.0

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:2.0.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.5

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.6.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:2.0.4

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:6.0.4.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.7.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:2.0.3

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.4.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.5

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:lteversion:7.6.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.6

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.7

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.4.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.0

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:2.0

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.2.72

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:2.0.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.7.1.30

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.0.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:1.1.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.4.3

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.7.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:4.7

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vendor:apple computermodel: - scope: - version: -

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vendor:gearmodel: - scope: - version: -

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vendor:symantecmodel: - scope: - version: -

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:ltversion:8.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:norton save and restorescope:eqversion:2.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:norton ghostscope:eqversion:14.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:norton ghostscope:eqversion:13.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:norton ghostscope:eqversion:12.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:norton ghostscope:eqversion:10.1

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vendor:symantecmodel:norton ghostscope:eqversion:10.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:nortonscope:eqversion:3602.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:nortonscope:eqversion:3601.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:livestate recoveryscope:eqversion:6.02

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vendor:symantecmodel:livestate recoveryscope:eqversion:6.01

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vendor:symantecmodel:livestate recoveryscope:eqversion:6.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:8.0.2

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:8.0.1

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:8.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:7.0.4

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:7.0.3

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:7.0.2

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:7.0.1

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:7.0

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vendor:symantecmodel:backup exec system recovery managerscope:eqversion:6.0

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vendor:gearmodel:software gear driverscope:eqversion:0

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vendor:esignalmodel:esignalscope:eqversion:6.0.2

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.3.1

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:eqversion:7.3

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vendor:gearmodel:software gear driverscope:neversion:4.1.7

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vendor:applemodel:itunesscope:neversion:8.0

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sources: CERT/CC: VU#146896 // BID: 31089 // JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130 // NVD: CVE-2008-3636

CVSS

SEVERITY

CVSSV2

CVSSV3

nvd@nist.gov: CVE-2008-3636
value: HIGH

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CARNEGIE MELLON: VU#146896
value: 5.67

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NVD: CVE-2008-3636
value: HIGH

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CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130
value: HIGH

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VULHUB: VHN-33761
value: HIGH

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nvd@nist.gov: CVE-2008-3636
severity: HIGH
baseScore: 7.2
vectorString: AV:L/AC:L/AU:N/C:C/I:C/A:C
accessVector: LOCAL
accessComplexity: LOW
authentication: NONE
confidentialityImpact: COMPLETE
integrityImpact: COMPLETE
availabilityImpact: COMPLETE
exploitabilityScore: 3.9
impactScore: 10.0
acInsufInfo: NONE
obtainAllPrivilege: NONE
obtainUserPrivilege: NONE
obtainOtherPrivilege: NONE
userInteractionRequired: NONE
version: 2.0

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NVD: CVE-2008-3636
severity: HIGH
baseScore: 7.2
vectorString: AV:L/AC:L/AU:N/C:P/I:P/A:C
accessVector: LOCAL
accessComplexity: LOW
authentication: NONE
confidentialityImpact: PARTIAL
integrityImpact: PARTIAL
availabilityImpact: COMPLETE
exploitabilityScore: NONE
impactScore: NONE
acInsufInfo: NONE
obtainAllPrivilege: NONE
obtainUserPrivilege: NONE
obtainOtherPrivilege: NONE
userInteractionRequired: NONE
version: 2.0

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VULHUB: VHN-33761
severity: HIGH
baseScore: 7.2
vectorString: AV:L/AC:L/AU:N/C:C/I:C/A:C
accessVector: LOCAL
accessComplexity: LOW
authentication: NONE
confidentialityImpact: COMPLETE
integrityImpact: COMPLETE
availabilityImpact: COMPLETE
exploitabilityScore: 3.9
impactScore: 10.0
acInsufInfo: NONE
obtainAllPrivilege: NONE
obtainUserPrivilege: NONE
obtainOtherPrivilege: NONE
userInteractionRequired: NONE
version: 2.0

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sources: CERT/CC: VU#146896 // VULHUB: VHN-33761 // JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130 // NVD: CVE-2008-3636

PROBLEMTYPE DATA

problemtype:CWE-189

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sources: VULHUB: VHN-33761 // JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // NVD: CVE-2008-3636

THREAT TYPE

local

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sources: BID: 31089 // PACKETSTORM: 70706 // CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130

TYPE

other

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sources: CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130

CONFIGURATIONS

sources: JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679

PATCH

title:iTunes 8.0url:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3025

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title:iTunes 8.0url:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3025?viewlocale=ja_JP

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title:Microsoft Windows Security vulnerabilitiesurl:http://www.cnnvd.org.cn/web/xxk/bdxqById.tag?id=156703

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sources: JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130

EXTERNAL IDS

db:CERT/CCid:VU#146896

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db:NVDid:CVE-2008-3636

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db:BIDid:31089

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db:SECTRACKid:1020839

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db:VUPENid:ADV-2008-2769

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db:VUPENid:ADV-2008-2526

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db:VUPENid:ADV-2008-2770

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db:SECTRACKid:1020997

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db:SECTRACKid:1020998

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db:SECTRACKid:1020999

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db:JVNDBid:JVNDB-2008-001679

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db:BUGTRAQid:20081007 [W02-1008] GEARSOFTWARE POWERED PRODUCTS LOCAL PRIVILEGE ESCALATION (MICROSOFT WINDOWS KERNEL IOPFCOMPLETEREQUEST INTEGER OVERFLOW)

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db:OVALid:OVAL:ORG.MITRE.OVAL:DEF:6035

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db:APPLEid:APPLE-SA-2009-09-09

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db:CNNVDid:CNNVD-200809-130

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db:VULHUBid:VHN-33761

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db:PACKETSTORMid:70706

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sources: CERT/CC: VU#146896 // VULHUB: VHN-33761 // BID: 31089 // JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // PACKETSTORM: 70706 // CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130 // NVD: CVE-2008-3636

REFERENCES

url:http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/security/content/2008.10.07a.html

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url:http://www.wintercore.com/advisories/advisory_w021008.html

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url:http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3025

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url:http://lists.apple.com/archives/security-announce//2008/sep/msg00001.html

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url:http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/31089

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url:http://securitytracker.com/id?1020839

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url:http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/146896

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url:http://www.gearsoftware.com/support/gearaspi%20security%20information.pdf

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url:http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/security/content/2008.10.07a.html

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url:http://www.securitytracker.com/id?1020997

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url:http://www.securitytracker.com/id?1020998

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url:http://www.securitytracker.com/id?1020999

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url:http://www.vupen.com/english/advisories/2008/2770

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url:http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/497131/100/0/threaded

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url:https://oval.cisecurity.org/repository/search/definition/oval%3aorg.mitre.oval%3adef%3a6035

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url:http://www.vupen.com/english/advisories/2008/2526

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url:http://www.vupen.com/english/advisories/2008/2769

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url:http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=cve-2008-3636

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url:http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnid=cve-2008-3636

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url:http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/archive/1/497131/100/0/threaded

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url:http://www.frsirt.com/english/advisories/2008/2769

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url:http://www.frsirt.com/english/advisories/2008/2526

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url:http://oval.mitre.org/repository/data/getdef?id=oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6035

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url:http://www.apple.com/itunes/

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url:/archive/1/497131

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url:http://www.wintercore.com/advisories/advisory_w021008.html>

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url:http://www.gearsoftware.com/support/drivers.cfm

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sources: CERT/CC: VU#146896 // VULHUB: VHN-33761 // BID: 31089 // JVNDB: JVNDB-2008-001679 // PACKETSTORM: 70706 // CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130 // NVD: CVE-2008-3636

CREDITS

Ruben Santamarta※ ruben@reversemode.com

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sources: CNNVD: CNNVD-200809-130

SOURCES

db:CERT/CCid:VU#146896
db:VULHUBid:VHN-33761
db:BIDid:31089
db:JVNDBid:JVNDB-2008-001679
db:PACKETSTORMid:70706
db:CNNVDid:CNNVD-200809-130
db:NVDid:CVE-2008-3636

LAST UPDATE DATE

2024-11-23T21:15:44.825000+00:00


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db:VULHUBid:VHN-33761date:2018-10-11T00:00:00
db:BIDid:31089date:2008-10-08T18:08:00
db:JVNDBid:JVNDB-2008-001679date:2008-09-29T00:00:00
db:CNNVDid:CNNVD-200809-130date:2021-07-14T00:00:00
db:NVDid:CVE-2008-3636date:2024-11-21T00:49:44.813

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db:VULHUBid:VHN-33761date:2008-09-11T00:00:00
db:BIDid:31089date:2008-09-09T00:00:00
db:JVNDBid:JVNDB-2008-001679date:2008-09-29T00:00:00
db:PACKETSTORMid:70706date:2008-10-09T05:33:00
db:CNNVDid:CNNVD-200809-130date:2008-09-11T00:00:00
db:NVDid:CVE-2008-3636date:2008-09-11T01:13:10.023