3323 : Microsoft IIS ISAPI .printer Extension Host Header Overflow
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26 days ago

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Disclosure

May 01, 2001

Discovery

Unknown

Dates

Exploit

May 03, 2001

Solution

Unknown

Keywords

msw3prt.dll

Description

Microsoft IIS contains a flaw that allows a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on a vulnerable server. The issue is due to the .printer ISAPI (Internet Services Application Programming Interface) Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) filter, handled by \WINNT\System32\msw3prt.dll, containing a buffer overflow. When a buffer of 420 bytes is sent within the HTTP Host: header of a .printer ISAPI request, the buffer is overflowed allowing the attacker to overwrite the EIP register and execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM access.

Classification

Location: Remote/Network Access Required
Attack Type: Input Manipulation
Impact: Loss of Integrity
Exploit: Exploit Available
Disclosure: OSVDB Verified
OSVDB: Web Related

Solution

Currently, there are no known workarounds or upgrades to correct this issue.
However, Microsoft has released a patch (MS01-023) to address this vulnerability.

Products

Microsoft Corporation
Watch-list
IIS
Watch-list
5.0

References

Tools & Filters

Nikto

3047

Nessus

10657 10661

Snort

971

Manual Testing Notes

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  • Riley Hassell - rileyBrand New Doo Dooeeye.com - eEye Digital Security

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