[Full-disclosure] Orb v2.0.01.0049-V2.54.0018 DirectShow Filter Integer Division By Zero

Matthew Bergin matt.bergin at hotmail.com
Thu Mar 4 17:07:37 GMT 2010












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Orb
v2.0.01.0049-V2.54.0018

DirectShow Filter
Integer Division By Zero Remote DOS

Discovered by:
Matthew Bergin

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Timeline:

Discovery                            * 2/20/2010

Reported                             * 2/22/2010

Response                            * 2/22/2010
Additional Info  Sent              * 2/23/2010

Response                            *
2/23/2010

Response                            *
2/26/2010Crash Confirmed                   * 3/03/2010



Patch date: Approx. 2 weeks

                              Expected: 3/19/2010



Affected File:
aac_parser.ax



Description: 
            When Orb is first installed it registers
several Direct Show filters with the system. When registered these filters are
then called whenever a file which has a dependency on such a required filter is
accessed. By specially crafting specific headers embedded into an mp3 file we
can create a direct code path to code which is vulnerable to a integer division
by zero. This vulnerability can be triggered remotely be embedding the crafted
mp3 file into HTML. It is also not dependent on a certain media player.
Attached is a PoC (Proof-Of-Concept) I wrote for this specific bug. Also
included is a Rebuild file for IDA Pro examining the crash.

 		 	   		  
  		 	   		  
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