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Vulnerability Note VU#609840RSA Security ACE/Agent for Windows, ACE/Agent for Windows NT, and ACE/Agent for Windows 2000 do not properly handle null characters in URLOverviewRSA Security ACE/Agent for Windows, ACE/Agent for Windows NT, and ACE/Agent for Windows 2000 contain a vulnerability in which the ACE/Agent does not properly handle null characters contained in a URL. A specially crafted request may cause ACE/Agent to enter a debugging mode, possibly disclosing sensitive configuration information about the server.I. DescriptionProCheckup Ltd has reported a vulnerability in RSA Security ACE/Agent for Windows, ACE/Agent for Windows NT, and ACE/Agent for Windows 2000. The Windows versions of ACE/Agent can be used to protect resources on Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) web servers. Requests for protected resources are passed from the web server to the ACE/Agent, which is implemented in the file sdiis.dll. The ACE/Agent authenticates the request against an RSA Security ACE/Server using RSA Security SecurID technology. While processing a crafted URL containing an encoded null character, ACE/Agent may crash and return debugging information, which may be useful to an attacker.RSA Security addressed this issue in July 2001. The following ACE/Agents are not affected:
IIIb. Workarounds It may be possible to use an application layer filter to detect and block malicious requests. Systems Affected
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The CERT Coordination Center thanks ProCheckup Ltd for information used in this document. This document was written by Art Manion.
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