Diskeeper suffers from a remote memory disclosure vulnerability. Exploit included.
70b1ac6a87eb969c45bd180714db1c04207811ba0e89f4133de0a96569224a90iDefense Security Advisory 06.05.07 - Remote exploitation of multiple denial of service vulnerabilities in Symantec Corp.'s Ghost could allow remote attackers to crash the Ghost service. These vulnerabilities affect both the client and server daemons due to what looks like a shared communications library. The daemons listen on UDP ports 1346, and 1347 respectively. By sending a malformed UDP-based request to either service, an attacker can cause the service to crash due to an invalid memory reference. This condition can be caused by any of several unique requests. In each case, the particular cause for the access violation varies. iDefense confirmed the existence of these vulnerabilities using Symantec Ghost version 8.0.992 (as supplied with Ghost Solution Suite). Other versions may be vulnerable as well.
b66143fb85b4ecc4a638b1b0c2312cb75c9821753c09e18d841ae956fee69f82iDefense Security Advisory 04.26.07 - Norton Ghost allows administrators and other power users to schedule snapshots of local disks for backup and recovery purposes. If these recovery points are set to save to a remote network share Ghost will prompt the user to enter a user name and password for the share. Password information entered into Ghost for this purpose is encrypted and saved to the local file system in the applications home directory which has read access allowed for all users. The encryption key used by Ghost to decrypt these stored credentials is derived from the MD5 hash of the plain text user name stored in the configuration file. Since every user on the system has read access to these configuration files, any user can decrypt the stored passwords. iDefense verified the existence of this vulnerability on Norton Ghost 10.0. Other versions may be vulnerable as well.
69bed37f1cc9ea0f70dde0f99a8dd66d79f82e97644a049fa71d831606047e64iDefense Security Advisory 04.26.07 - Local exploitation of a buffer overflow vulnerability in Norton Ghost could allow local attackers to run code as the SYSTEM level user. Norton Ghost Service Manager is a Local Server COM object that allows privileged Ghost Backup Operators the ability to take and restore Ghost images of the system. A function within the Service Manager can be used to trigger a buffer overflow by supplying an overly long string. iDefense verified the existence of this vulnerability on Norton Ghost 10.0. Other versions may be vulnerable as well.
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