Interrorem security announcement Interrorem - protecting business Software vulnerable: Snapstream PVS Vendor website: http://www.snapstream.com Workaround: Stop the snapstream server Software synopsis: Snapstream PVS is a Personal Video System for Windows Systems. It allows users to schedule recordings on their PC and to view them later at the leisure, at their local machine or across a TCP/IP network via an HTTP interface. Typically, the Snapstream HTTP interface runs on TCP port 8129. Problem description: Issue 1: Directory traversal bug It is possible to navigate outside of the HTTP base directory, and download any file from the host for which the filename is known. The HTTP server runs in the context of the logged in user. Examples: http://home.victim.com:8080/../../../../autoexec.bat http://home.victim.com:8080/../../../winnt/repair/sam Risk: High. Any files on the target system are available to an attacker. Issue 2: SSD.ini, which contains a great deal of information regarding the target system can be retrieved remotely using the method detailed above. Example: http://home.victim.com:8080/../ssd.ini Risk: High. Information included in the ini file includes base directory location, usernames, and passwords. Issue 3: Passwords are stored as plaintext in SSD.INI Passwords to the SnapStream PVS software are recoverable remotely using the method detailed in Issue 2. Risk: High. Denial of service, destruction of data, exposure of passwords. For more information on this, and other security issues, please visit: http://www.interrorem.com Interrorem - protecting business Network Security Specialists Security News and Information Free Security Software OSSTMM.ORG supporters
