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UwAmp Arbitrary Code Execution
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Platform: Windows 10 version 1904 | |
Impact: Arbitrary Code Execution and Privilege Escalation | |
Product: UwAmp.exe | |
Version: 3.0.2 | |
Summary: | |
A malicous user can perform arbitrary code execution and priviledge escalation on victim machine by hijacking DLLs. | |
DLL Hijacking vulnerability occurs when some DLLs are missing from same directory of vulnerable binary. | |
Crafted Malicous DLLs are used to replace missing dlls and perform malicious actions | |
Missing DLL : shfolder.dll | |
Steps to reproduce: | |
1. Use ProcMon to listen on events | |
2. ProcMon shows shfolder.dll is missing from current directory | |
2. Place malicious DLL naming shfolder.dll to current directory of installer | |
3. Now run UwAmp.exe and installer will try to load malicous dll which leads to arbitrary code execution and privilege escalation. | |
Impact: | |
1. Privilege Escalation | |
2. Arbitrary Code Execution | |
Mitigation: | |
1. Avoid loading DLLs from current location | |
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