[NT] DameWare NT Utilities Information Disclosure

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  DameWare NT Utilities Information Disclosure
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SUMMARY

" <http://www.dameware.com/> DameWare NT Utilities is an enterprise system 
management application for Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 which provides an 
integrated collection of Microsoft Windows NT administration utilities 
incorporating a centralized interface for remote management of Windows 
NT/2000/XP/2003 Servers and Workstations. All of the standard Windows 
NT/2000/2003 Server and Windows NT/2000/XP Workstation utilities are 
included, along with many DameWare NT Utilities custom NT tools including 
Mini Remote Control and Exporter. Most of the standard utilities have been 
drastically enhanced for superior performance, added functionality and 
ease of use."

Information of users like password and other information may be retrieve 
by attackers by dumping memory of Mini Remote Control and by reading plain 
text files of NT Utilities.

DETAILS

Vulnerable Systems:
 * Dameware NT Utilities and MiniRemote Control version 4.9 and prior

NT Utilities:
When the process DNTUS26 located in the remote machine is dumped from 
memory to a file with PMDump can obtain the user and the password because 
both are stored in clear-text. Viewing the event id of windows can know 
the user connected then only opening the dump file and searching the user 
can obtain the password looking for any clear-text in the same line of the 
user.

All utilities (disk,event,groups,open files..cmd view..) are vulnerable 
but if execute CMD Console (not cmd view) and dump the process, searching 
the word "Console" can obtain the user,password,remote user and remote 
host name.

Example:
Console:CrowDat:myplaintextpassword:Y:N:Kurobudetsu:TAMICA2000

Mini Remote Control:
When the process DWRCS (remote machine or server machine) is dumped from 
memory to a file with PMDump can obtain information of program 
settings,user name and authentication type but not the password.

When the process DWRCC (client machine or local machine) is dumped from 
memory to a file with PMDump can obtain all 
users,passwords,host-name/ip,alias and domain name stored for connect with 
alternate credentials, searching the word "sam computers" can find all.

To make easy find the user and password when i tested always find the user 
and password between a short range of lines.

Proof of Concept:
User and Password can be found between lines:
41900-42000 in disk, event, groups, open-files, properties... (NT 
Utilities)
4550-4600 DWRCC (Mini Remote Control Client)
300-400 DWRCS (Mini Remote Control Server)


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The information has been provided by  <mailto:[email protected]> Jordi 
Corrales.
The original article can be found at:  
<http://www.shellsec.net/leer_advisory.php?id=7> 
http://www.shellsec.net/leer_advisory.php?id=7



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