Manageengine desktop central port 8443 is already in use Patch#
See the Patch Analysis section, below, for details. Fixed versionīuild 91093 was released on November 30, 2015, and fixes the issue described by CVE-2015-8249. At the time of discovery, build 91084 was the latest available version. Tested & Analyzed Versionsīuilds 9014 were tested and found to be vulnerable to CVE-2015-8249. This issue was discovered by Wei Chen of Rapid7, Inc., and reported to the vendor per Rapid7's disclosure policy. The connectionId parameter is also user-supplied, and is part of the file path for our uploaded file.įrom the look of the decompiled code, this does not appear to be a regression bug rather, the fix was incomplete. A patch was released by the vendor, and upgrading to Version 9, build 90142 should address this vulnerability.Īlthough the latest version of ManageEngine Desktop Central 9 does check for multiple things such as directory traversal, absolute path injection, and potentially dangerous executables for computerName, it isn't the only parameter that is user-supplied and part of the file path. From the sound of it, this parameter was not properly checked, or not checked at all for any path injection attacks. First off, computerName is a parameter in FileUploadServlet, which is used to normalize a file path for our uploaded 7z file. This advisory specifically mentions computerName, and this is an important piece of information. In addition, the vulnerability is similar to a ZDI advisory released on May 7th, 2015, ZDI-15-180. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability. ManageEngine Desktop Central 9 suffers from a vulnerability that allows a remote attacker to upload a malicious file, and execute it under the context of SYSTEM.
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