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Assessing wireless driver vulnerabilities: msg#00085security.wireless
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Exploiting wireless LAN driver vulnerabilities has been gaining popularity, and with good reason. Many driver exploits can be launched even when users aren't connected to a WLAN, secure authentication and encryption mechanisms such as EAP/TLS and CCMP don't mitigate any known vulnerabilities in drivers, no known client tools can detect or mitigate these vulnerabilities, a successful compromise gives an attacker ring0 access to the compromised host, and there are few tools available to help organizations assess and remediate this threat. To help address this issue, I've written a Windows tool to help organizations assess their exposure to wireless driver vulnerabilities on Windows systems. WiFiDEnum (WiFi Driver Enumerator, such a clever name, I know) uses logged-in or specified credentials to enumerate the registry of local or remote hosts and identify all installed wireless drivers. Using a local database of known driver vulnerabilities, WiFiDEnum identifies any known vulnerable drivers and can produce a simple HTML vulnerability assessment report. WiFiDEnum is freely available at http://labs.arubanetworks.com/wifidenum. Screenshot, sample report and documentation are at http://labs.arubanetworks.com/releases/wifidenum. Feedback, bug reports and driver name and version information for driver bugs I'm missing is most appreciated. My thanks to David Perez and David Rice for their help on this tool. - -Josh - -- Joshua Wright jwright-iGNaCUDxsatBDgjK7y7TUQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2.2 (GNU/Linux) iQIVAwUBRlwiBzWX3FIa1TkuAQJSTw/+OZ5X+MHPUH7GpoBGEXom4CHH9cgSDqek pfXF3NGkBUcmkokJEotq9ZChHFCL0U7he7SE53eyLwuRSs4ywv9ybcx6fSVr0dF9 FglYCKQ5WTU7K5Bz3OtEoNgARsIYBSsLA3Smo2NhT49HUiiAzJcH0TJFprsITVI6 2oLc+hRC9rerQZggYPGPC6MvDebq9pIdRzu77O06nIEeSWCutZRdt6QGI708m8RD Mmh6H9BFWV2TOd/bQLeMX2j5x2zFAbhjQtZMHnYFPTeMgZq60t0x1GRd7gtle9gl CUYURMVoMzCIkREfCsBkAtbROqlO5tQxK8xINXKswwIXgbFRvOUVMyalcZdhiM1W M2XfZZAdfyqbNOnXIQ7hJjZ0pFfGUnl7kJ4FjdhW/A6+CF87FIb2WOTc1uc94Io+ /sPmW/Z+utUoWfnOvMTgd0Y3J2rY7wPJztjS7ovxAMH4sIEYGUhkVqrBNgjVS0+8 2Cmf11qL/M33fAE94ejSUI08ME4vkP5GEldXKoLB1Ejb+xwOVONoDFCYrIrxVeYS 8/lJUO0IMEhAvwXuvEaR/8Hi5cnFSdVpIVG2ad2bxQAj+Xfdb/S0ErrBdZP6QIGd htGDHKE9AKU1zKcQPLuTyeqIRFd+08C24DQX6JMg+bSuz/Nsk75unJfNfYoECv6L V/VAS8m860I= =6ql+ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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