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SEPM-EoP — CVE-2018-18368 SEP Manager EoP Exploit | Kitploit
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SEPM-EoP

CVE-2018-18368 SEP Manager EoP Exploit

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Summary

Product Name: Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager Version 14 (14 MP1) .2 build 1023 (14.2.1023.0100) - (older versions may also be affected)

Impact: High. A standard windows user (not an admin) can escalate to NT SERVICE\semwebsrv . With this user role he has access to many of the SEPM components and he can tamper jsp,php and probably jar files. Full takeover of SEPM seems possible. Moreover, further escalation to SYSTEM is possible.

Vulnerability Type: DLL Preloading

DLL: dbicudtx16.dll

Affected process: php-cgi.exe

Attack Vector: local

Description

When a user opens the SEPM and tries to login, the php-cgi.exe process is being executed as NT SERVICE\semwebsrv and tries to load the dbicudtx16.dll from different locations.

One of the directories it searches is C:\bin32 directory . If the directory does not exist, any user can create it and put a malicious dbicudtx16.dll .

The dll will load the next time someone will try to login to the SEPM.

To stress that the directory C:\bin32 does not exist by default, and any user can create folders under C:\ .

PoC

You can find a full detailed video on the following link:

https://youtu.be/e_hbJ9NdIcg

Some time frames of the video:

00:00 - 00:50 -> identification

00:51 - 02:27 -> attacker's privileges

02:28 - 03:05 -> the attack

03:06 - 03:50 -> triggering the escalation

03:51 - 09:23 -> providing some attack scenarios

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