This Metasploit module takes advantage of three separate vulnerabilities in order to read an arbitrary text file from the file system with the privileges of the web server. You must be authenticated, but can be unprivileged since a privilege escalation vulnerability is used. Tested against HP Release Control 9.20.0000, Build 395 installed with demo data. The first vulnerability allows an unprivileged authenticated user to list the current users, their IDs, and even their password hashes. Can't login with hashes, but the ID is useful in the second vulnerability. When a user changes their password, they post the ID of the user who is going to have their password changed. Just replace it with the admin ID and you change the admin password. You are now admin. The third vulnerability is an XXE in the dashboard XML import mechanism. This is what allows you to read the file from the file system. This Metasploit module is super ghetto half because it was an AMF application, half because I worked on it longer than I wanted to.
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