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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2013 11:14:24 -0600
From: Kurt Seifried <kseifried@...hat.com>
To: oss-security@...ts.openwall.com
CC: "Larry W. Cashdollar" <larry0@...com>
Subject: Re: Remote command injection in Ruby Gem kelredd-pruview
0.3.8
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On 04/10/2013 01:14 PM, Larry W. Cashdollar wrote:
>
> Remote command injection in Ruby Gem kelredd-pruview 0.3.8
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Larry W. Cashdollar 4/4/2013 @_larry0
>
> *Description*: "A gem to ease generating image previews
> (thumbnails) of various files."
>
> https://rubygems.org/gems/kelredd-pruview
>
> Remote commands can be executed if the file name contains shell
> meta characters.
>
> ./kelredd-pruview-0.3.0/lib/pruview/document.rb
>
> In the following code snippet, we see the user input isn't
> sanitized for shell metacharacters. A malicious file with special
> characters in the filename could be used to execute commands as the
> local user.
>
> 69 run_system_command("convert -format jpg \"{source}[0]\"
> \"{@...pfile.path}\"", "Error processing postscript document") 85
> colorspace = run_system_command("identify #{GLOBAL_CMD_ARGS}
> -format \"%r\" #{image.path}", "Error reading document
> colorspace")
>
> function run_system_comand() passes user supplied input to the
> command line.
>
> 141 def run_system_command(command, error_message) 142
> output = `{command}` 143 raise "{error_message}: error given
> {$?}\n{output}" if $? != 0 144 return output 145 end
>
> In kelredd-pruview-0.3.0/lib/pruview/video.rb: Also the video
> encoding and scaling features are vulnerable as well:
>
> 27 run("#{FLVTOOL} -U #{target}", "Unable to add meta-data
> for #{target}.")
>
> 51 run(build_command(@source, target, width, height,
> get_info(info_yml), scale_static), "Una ble to convert
> #{@...rce} to #{target}.")
>
> Run is defined as:
>
> 140 def run(command, error_message = "Unknown error.") 141
> raise "Ffmpeg error: " + error_message + " - command: '#{command}'"
> if !system(command) 142 end
>
> User controlled data is being sent to the command line with out
> any shell meta charatcers being escaped.
>
> In kelredd-pruview-0.3.0/lib/pruview/video_image.rb:
>
> 13 run(build_command(source, "-ss 00:00:#{duration * 0.1}",
> 'mjpeg', target), "Unable to get preview image for #{target}")
>
> 30 def self.build_command(source, time_str, format, target) 31
> command = %Q{#{Video::FFMPEG} -i "#{source}"} 32 command += "
> #{time_str}" 33 command += " -f #{format}" if !format.empty? 34
> command += " -an -y #{target}" 35 end
>
> where function run() is defined as:
>
> 37 def self.run(command, error_message = "Unknown error.") 38
> raise "Ffmpeg error: " + error_message + " - command: '#{command}'"
> if !system(command) 39 end
>
> In line 38 user supplied data is passed to the command line. This
> vulnerability doesn't have a CVE assigned yet.
>
> http://vapid.dhs.org/advisories/kelredd-pruview-cmd-inject.html
>
Please use CVE-2013-1947 for this issue.
- --
Kurt Seifried Red Hat Security Response Team (SRT)
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