SSD Advisory – IBM Informix Dynamic Server and Informix Open Admin Tool Multiple Vulnerabilities

[Maor Shwartz <maors () beyondsecurity com>]

Link: https://blogs.securiteam.com/index.php/archives/3210


*Vulnerabilities Summary*The following advisory describes six (6)
vulnerabilities found in Informix Dynamic Server and Informix Open Admin
Tool.

IBM Informix Dynamic Server Exceptional, low maintenance online transaction
processing (OLTP) data server for enterprise and workgroup computing.

IBM Informix Dynamic Server has many features that cater to a variety of
user groups, including developers and administrators. One of the strong
features of IDS is the low administration cost. IDS is well known for its
hands-free administration. To make server administration even easier, a new
open source, platform-independent tool called OpenAdmin Tool (OAT) is now
available to IDS users. The OAT includes a graphical interface for
administrative tasks and performance analysis tools.

Vulnerabilities:

Unauthentication static PHP code injection that leads to remote code
execution
Heap buffer overflow
Remote DLL Injection that leads to remote code execution (1)
Remote DLL Injection that leads to remote code execution (2)
Remote DLL Injection that leads to remote code execution (3)
Remote DLL Injection that leads to remote code execution (4)

*Credit*
An independent security researcher has reported this vulnerability to
Beyond Security’s SecuriTeam Secure Disclosure program


*Vendor response*IBM has released patches to address those vulnerabilities
and issued the following CVE’s:

CVE-2016-2183
CVE-2017-1092

For more Information –
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg22002897

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Thanks
Maor Shwartz
GPG Key ID: 93CC36E2DE7FF514

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