Re: JBoss Application Server Exploit Modules

[Patrick Hof <patrick.hof () redteam-pentesting de>]

Hi,

Tyler Krpata <krpatasec () gmail com> wrote:
> Good stuff! To jump on the bandwagon, attached is a scanner that I was
> working on that is a good smoke test for some of these vulns on a
> JBoss instance. One thing it doesn't currently do is see if the RMI
> port is open, which I will get around to adding.

I was getting started to write such a scanner myself, it's great that there's
already someone who did the work :). I suggest you add the following URLs to the
checks:

/web-console/Invoker
/invoker/JMXInvokerServlet

If one of those returns a Java serialized object, you can send arbitrary JMX
commands to the JBoss AS and therefore exploit it. See the older whitepaper
"Bridging the Gap between the Enterprise and You" on
http://www.redteam-pentesting.de/publications/jboss for an explanation.


Regards,

Patrick

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