| Filename | F5 Big-IP - Unauthenticated rsync Access |
| Permission | rw-r--r-- |
| Author | Unknown |
| Date and Time | 10:15 AM |
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When configured in a high availability mode, the F5 solution suffers from an unauthenticated rsync access vulnerability that can be leveraged to upload a malicious SSH key and gain remote root access to the appliance.
The BigIP platform configures an rsync daemon listening on the ConfigSync interfaces when the system is configured in a failover mode. The rsync daemon as currently configured does not require any authentication and the “cmi” module has complete read/write access to the system. If the ConfigSync IP addresses are accessible by a malicious third party, it is possible to upload an authorized_keys file directly into the /var/ssh/root directory and then open a root SSH session on the f5 device.
Advisory: http://www.exploit-db.com/sploits/34465.pdf
The BigIP platform configures an rsync daemon listening on the ConfigSync interfaces when the system is configured in a failover mode. The rsync daemon as currently configured does not require any authentication and the “cmi” module has complete read/write access to the system. If the ConfigSync IP addresses are accessible by a malicious third party, it is possible to upload an authorized_keys file directly into the /var/ssh/root directory and then open a root SSH session on the f5 device.
Advisory: http://www.exploit-db.com/sploits/34465.pdf
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