(posted on behalf of H4xorHunt3r )
Cheesy IE URL Obfuscation
Zapthedingbat came out with a nifty way of hiding a URL from IE in the address bar, sometime in Dec 2003.Using the h**p://user@domain nomenclature an attacker can hide the real location of the page by including a non printing character (%01) before the "@". Internet Explorer doesn't display the rest of the URL making the page appear to be at a different domain.
www.spoofed.com%01@www.target.com - displays www.spoofed.com in the address bar
While working on a modified demo of this for some folks, our AV software dat was updated, and it popped on my demo, shutting it down. The AV called it a trojan and my web admin folks got real pissy, even though it is not a trojan. Anyways, my demo did not work anymore, and I needed it for a presentation. We went old school on it and found a couple of ways to continue using this flaw. Both of which the AV can not see.
www.spoofed.com@www.target.com - Uses the unicode decimal notation for '01'
www.spoofed.com@www.target.com - Uses the unicode hex representation for '01'
These two variations seem to work fine, and the AV does not see it.
We tried:
www.spoofed.com%25%01@www.target.com - '%25' = '%' and '%01' = '01'
While this loaded properly, the AV saw it. We tried a bunch of different methods over the course of only 2 hours, then got bored and moved on.
Help this helps some of you folks out on what to keep on eye out on.
Security Focus has an article releated to this:
h**p://www.securityfocus.com/news/7807
Cheers,
H4xorHunt3r
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