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Penetration Testing: Re: Kaseya

Re: Kaseya

From: M.B.Jr. <marcio.barbado_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 31 May 2008 18:14:30 -0300

Dear Moore,
does this problem applies to SMB under Unix servers or Windows only?

Thank you,

On 5/28/08, H D Moore <sflist_at_digitaloffense.net> wrote:
> <0.02>
>
> If the "device" is actually a rogue SMB server, then it could proxy the
> domain authentication through to the real server, and gain shell access
> to the real server using the Kaseya account credentials. This is trivial
> to do with the Metasploit smb_relay module.
>
> This attack works on any software that authenticates to SMB services on
> rogue machines with domain admin credentials (Nessus, Retina, asset
> inventory systems, some system management tools, etc). The solution is
> mandatory SMB signing, which most orgs can't implement for a dozen other
> reasons. A workaround for vuln scanning software is to use a limited
> access account that can perform the vuln check, but isn't allowed write
> access to the file system or the Service Control Manager[1].
>
> -HD
>
> </0.02>
>
> 1. http://www.nessus.org/documentation/nessus_domain_whitepaper.pdf
>
>
> On Tuesday 27 May 2008, Utz, Ralph wrote:
> > Well, from what I understand it gather's it's data by ping scanning the
> > network and referencing the results to it's database of PCs that it's
> > agent is installed on. If there is an IP that isn't in the database
> > that comes up hot, it trys to access the IPC$ share I believe. If it
> > can access it, it flags it as a Windows box and trys to install it's
> > agent on the device. If not, it leaves it and moves on.
>
>
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