to provide consistent support for various exploits and OS SMB Commands.
Reintroduces smb_cmd_trans_query_path_info_network for use with the Struts2 JSP injection vulnerability.
Reintroduces smb_cmd_trans_query_file_info_basic for common use with rundll32.
Corrects some issues with filename formatting and pattern matching for file requests (can still be improved).
This commit adds several constants for TRANS2, QUERY_PATH_INFO, MAX_DATA_COUNT,
and NT2 FLAG2 Bits to smb/constants.rb, which have then been utilised in smb/server.rb
to reduce the use of magic values.
This will fix issue #4119. A bug in the find_first method in rex
SMB.
When the SMB client requests a TRANS2_FIND_FIRST2 for retriving
information about what items a directory has, the server returns
a response that contains an SID - a search identifier for the
transaction. If the SMB client wants more data, it must send a
TRANS2_FIND_NEXT2 request with the same SID. And then the server
will continue sending more until it runs out.
The root cause of this bug is that after the TRANS2_FIND_FIRST2
request is sent, our SMB's find_first method forgets the SID at
the end of the loop (out of scope).
This commit adds support for the TRANS2 request 'query file info
network' (smb_cmd_trans_query_file_info_network) used in some SMB client
requests. This adds specific support for functions used by Apache Tomcat
in the Struts2 JSP injection exploit (CVE-2014-0094).
These additions queue up support for the SMB functions used by the
ms13_071_theme expoit developed by Juan Vazquez, including support for
the FIND_FIRST2 functions:
* Find File Both Directory Info
* Find File Names Info
Additionally this commit fixes a few bugs in how the client SMB payload
is handled to determine whether a file, directory or "not found"
response needs to be returned and allows metasploit to serve arbitrary
files directly over SMB in addition to files being loaded in runtime
processes calling "LoadLibrary".
jvazquez-r7
Matthew Hall
Brent Cook
sinn3r
James Lee
HD Moore