From anders.ingeborn@INFOSEC.SE Wed Aug  2 02:33:26 2000
From: anders.ingeborn@INFOSEC.SE
To: BUGTRAQ@SECURITYFOCUS.COM
Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2000 15:58:31 +0100
Subject: Multiple vulnerabilities in Sybergen Secure Desktop

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Infosec Security Vulnerability Report
No: Infosec.20000625.sybergen.a
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Vulnerability Summary
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Problem 1: Sybergen Secure Desktop does not protect
               against false router advertisements.
Problem 2: Sybergen Secure Desktop dies when a user
               clears the routing table from default
               gateway entries.

Threat 1: An attacker can add false default gateway
               entries to a Windows98 routing table,
               even when protected by Sybergen Secure
               Desktop.
Threat 2: An user can accidently kill the Sybergen
               Secure Desktop personal firewall.

Platform: Sybergen Secure Desktop 2.1 build 455 on
               Windows98

Solution: Currently there is no patch that corrects
               this problem

Vulnerability Description
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The first vulnerability is that Sybergen Secure Desktop does not protect against
false router advertisements, ICMP type 9. This means that an attacker can add
new default route entries to the victim's routing table (that in turn is a known
vulnerability for Windows98, see L0pht Security Advisory August 11, 1999). The
vulnerability is present even when Sybergen Secure Desktop is set to ultra-high
security level.

The second vulnerability occurs when the routing table is full of bogus entries
and the user clears it from default routes (ms-dos "route -f"). Then the
firewall completely and quietly dies. The user has to restart the computer to
make Sybergen Secure Desktop work again.

Additional Information
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Sybergen Technical Support was notified about these vulnerabilities
approximately one week ago. For more information about Sybergen, see
www.sybergen.com

Reported by: Anders Ingeborn, ingeborn@infosec.se

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