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RE: Checkpoint FW-1 on Nokia - potential user enumeration bug?
From: <DABDELMO(at)bouyguestelecom.fr>
Date: Thu Jan 09 2003 - 04:27:23 EST
Actually it seems to be the opposite. The standard administration account under IPSO is "admin". "fw1adm" is not an account known by IPSO. When I try every account under the /etc/passwd file on IPSO 3.6 or IPSO 3.4.1, if I input the wrong password, I get the "Login incorrect" message just after the first try on the password:
login: admin
If you enter a non existing account in that file, you get the second prompt for the password:
login: fw1adm
I don't think that behaving has been addressed by Nokia. Best Regards David
-----Message d'origine-----
Hey, I was performing a pentest recently for a client, and found what seems to be a user enumeration bug within Nokia IPSO (unknown as to which version and patchlevel) running Checkpoint FW-1:
pipex-gw>telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
IPSO (checkpointcharlie) (ttyp0)
Obviously the fw1adm user exists, being the standard account under FW-1.. but I was wondering if anyone had seen this before, or even if this issue had been addressed by Nokia? Thanks, Chris
Chris McNab
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