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PyAMF 0.7.2 XXE Injection

PyAMF 0.7.2 XXE Injection
Posted Dec 17, 2015
Authored by Nicolas Gregoire, Open Source CERT

PyAMF suffers from insufficient AMF input payload sanitization which results in the XML parser not preventing the processing of XML external entities (XXE). A specially crafted AMF payload, containing malicious references to XML external entities, can be used to trigger denial of service (DoS) conditions or arbitrarily return the contents of files that are accessible with the running application privileges. Versions 0.7.2 and below are affected.

tags | advisory, denial of service, xxe
advisories | CVE-2015-8549
SHA-256 | 939e9f52f635c72d8bc7877b8213d3c23d28d84296a37c4314ff4368f14040f1

PyAMF 0.7.2 XXE Injection

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#2015-011 PyAMF input sanitization errors (XXE)

Description:

PyAMF is a Python module that implements the Action Message Format (AMF)
protocol, allowing Flash interoperation with various web frameworks.

PyAMF suffers from insufficient AMF input payload sanitization which
results in the XML parser not preventing the processing of XML external
entities (XXE).

A specially crafted AMF payload, containing malicious references to XML
external entities, can be used to trigger Denial of Service (DoS)
conditions or arbitrarily return the contents of files that are accessible
with the running application privileges.

Affected version:

PyAMF <= 0.7.2

Fixed version:

PyAMF >= 0.8.0

Credit: vulnerability reported by Nicolas Grégoire <nicolas [dot] gregoire [at] agarri [dot] fr>

CVE:

CVE-2015-8549

Timeline:

2015-12-01: vulnerability report received
2015-12-02: contacted maintainer
2015-12-04: maintainer commits patch via public pull request
2015-12-12: reporter confirms patch
2015-12-14: contacted affected vendors
2015-12-14: assigned CVE
2015-12-17: advisory release

References:

https://github.com/hydralabs/pyamf/pull/58

Permalink:

http://www.ocert.org/advisories/ocert-2015-011.html

--
Daniele Bianco Open Source Computer Security Incident Response Team
<danbia@ocert.org> http://www.ocert.org

GPG Key 0x9544A497
GPG Key fingerprint = 88A7 43F4 F28F 1B9D 6F2D 4AC5 AE75 822E 9544 A497
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