### Abstract Seagate Personal Cloud is a consumer-grade Network-Attached Storage device (NAS). It was found that Seagate Media Server is affected by multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit this issue to retrieve or modify arbitrary data in the database used by Seagate Media Server. Seagate Media Server uses a separate SQLite3 database, which limits what the attacker can do with this issue. ### Tested versions This issue was tested on a Seagate Personal Cloud model SRN21C running firmware versions 4.3.16.0 and 4.3.18.0. It is likely that other devices/models are also affected. ### Fix These vulnerabilities have been fixed in firmware version 4.3.19.3. ### Introduction Seagate Personal Cloud is a consumer-grade Network-Attached Storage device (NAS). Personal Cloud is deployed with the Seagate Media Server application that allows users to easily access their movies, music, and photos. The Seagate Media Server is accessible without...
### Abstract Seagate Personal Cloud is a consumer-grade Network-Attached Storage device (NAS). It was found that Seagate Media Server is affected by multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit this issue to retrieve or modify arbitrary data in the database used by Seagate Media Server. Seagate Media Server uses a separate SQLite3 database, which limits what the attacker can do with this issue. ### Tested versions This issue was tested on a Seagate Personal Cloud model SRN21C running firmware versions 4.3.16.0 and 4.3.18.0. It is likely that other devices/models are also affected. ### Fix These vulnerabilities have been fixed in firmware version 4.3.19.3. ### Introduction Seagate Personal Cloud is a consumer-grade Network-Attached Storage device (NAS). Personal Cloud is deployed with the Seagate Media Server application that allows users to easily access their movies, music, and photos. The Seagate Media Server is accessible without authentication, by default a Public folder exists where anonymous users can upload files to. It was found that Seagate Media Server is affected by multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit this issue to retrieve or modify arbitrary data in the database used by Seagate Media Server. Seagate Media Server uses a separate SQLite3 database, which limits what the attacker can do with this issue. ### Details Seagate Media Server uses the Django web framework and is mapped to the .psp extension. Any URL that ends with .psp is automatically send to the Seagate Media Server application using the FastCGI protocol. /etc/lighttpd/conf.d/django-host.conf: ``` fastcgi.server += ( ".psp"=> (( "socket" => "/var/run/manage_py-fastcgi.socket", "check-local" => "disable", "stream-post" => "enable", "allow-x-send-file" => "enable", )), ".psp/"=> (( "socket" => "/var/run/manage_py-fastcgi.socket", "check-local" => "disable", "stream-post" => "enable", "allow-x-send-file" => "enable", )) ) ``` URLs are mapped to specific views in the file /usr/lib/django_host/seagate_media_server/urls.py. It was found that many views contains SQL injection vulnerabilities. Since the number of issues is large only a selection of the identified issues is listed below. /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Doc/core/documentSort.py (insecure use of format): ``` searchResult = self.dbObj.execute_command(RequestType.GETDICT, searchQuery.format(orderby = orderby,order = order,startwith_construct=startwith_construct), params = paramdict, priority = PriorityLevel.UI) [...] searchQuery = "Select id as UID, id, name, url, thumbUrl, size, approxFileSize, creationTime, approxCreationTime, type, extension, views, " \ "SUBSTR(album, 0, length(album) - 32) AS album, album AS albumId," \ "dirId, title as dtitle, dropboxSync , googleDriveSync from doc where album like :name escape '|' order by {orderby} {order} LIMIT :offset offset :start".format(orderby = orderby,order = order) ``` /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/FolderView/core/Folder.py (unsafe string concatenation): ``` def allfiles(self, start, count, order, uid, orderby, folderOnly): dirOrderby = "name" if orderby == "creationTime": dirOrderby = "creationTime" countdirectory = "SELECT count(id) FROM directories WHERE parentdirId= '" + uid + "'" dcount = 0 result = self.dbObj.execute_command(RequestType.GETONE, countdirectory, priority = PriorityLevel.UI) if result: dcount = result["data"]["result"][0] count = int(count) start = int(start) tcount = start + count if start <= dcount: if tcount > dcount: ocount = tcount - dcount searchfolder = "SELECT id, name, url, parentdirId, creationTime, thumbUrl FROM directories WHERE parentdirId= '" + uid + "' ORDER BY " + dirOrderby + " " + order + " LIMIT " + str(count) + " OFFSET " + str(start) ``` Similar issues were observed in the following files (non-exhaustive list): - /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Music/core/musicSort.py - /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Music/views.py - /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Photo/core/photoSort.py - /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Photo/views.py - /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Video/core/videoSort.py - /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sms/Video/views.py ### Proof of concept The following proof of concept can be used to verify this issue. ``` http://personalcloud.local/folderViewAllFiles.psp?start=0&count=60&url=%2F&dirId=\'+union+select+null,name,null,sql,null,null+from+sqlite_master+--+' ```
