Attacker Value
High
(1 user assessed)
Exploitability
Very High
(1 user assessed)
User Interaction
Unknown
Privileges Required
Unknown
Attack Vector
Unknown
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CVE-2007-2617

Disclosure Date: May 11, 2007
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Description

srsexec in Sun Remote Services (SRS) Net Connect Software Proxy Core package in Sun Solaris 10 does not enforce file permissions when opening files, which allows local users to read the first line of arbitrary files via the -d and -v options.

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Ratings
  • Attacker Value
    High
  • Exploitability
    Very High
Technical Analysis

This is similar to CVE-2009-2936, but on a local binary instead of a network port. The binary, which is obscure and not easy to find, when given an arbitrary file as input with debug and verbose mode set, will attempt to load it. The arbitrary file will fail to load because it isn’t a correct file, and the first line will be echoed back to the screen, split at 20 characters in length. The binary also runs with the suid bit set, so most likely you’ll want /etc/shadow to get root’s hash.

CVSS V3 Severity and Metrics
Base Score:
None
Impact Score:
Unknown
Exploitability Score:
Unknown
Vector:
Unknown
Attack Vector (AV):
Unknown
Attack Complexity (AC):
Unknown
Privileges Required (PR):
Unknown
User Interaction (UI):
Unknown
Scope (S):
Unknown
Confidentiality (C):
Unknown
Integrity (I):
Unknown
Availability (A):
Unknown

General Information

Vendors

  • sun

Products

  • net connect software 3.2.3,
  • net connect software 3.2.4
Technical Analysis