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Posted May 7, 2004
Authored by Luca Villani

Kolab server version 1.x suffers from an information disclosure vulnerability where it stores the OpenLDAP root password in clear text in slapd.conf.

tags | advisory, root, info disclosure
SHA-256 | 5577b500fe7d4fa497685539c4065b07d95e2f424467819fb801504690524b83

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<H1>Possible Kolab LDAP configuration information disclosure</H1>
<B>Luca Villani</B>
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<PRE>Hi.

I think there is an information disclosure in slapd configuration file:

/var/origkolab/etc/openldap/slapd.conf

Here the rootdn password is stored in cleartext, like this:

rootpw "averystrongpassword"


A possible workaround is to invoke

/kolab/sbin/slappasswd

in order to manually generate an encrypted password, like this:

[<A HREF="https://kolab.org/mailman/listinfo/kolab-users">root a democrito</A> kolab]# ./sbin/slappasswd
New password:
Re-enter new password:
{SSHA}T++o7gQdMj1b1u4pjlJ57Ei0qbAbGje2
[<A HREF="https://kolab.org/mailman/listinfo/kolab-users">root a democrito</A> kolab]#


The clear text rootdn password in configuration file can be substituted with
the manually generated encrypted password, in this manner:

rootpw {SSHA}T++o7gQdMj1b1u4pjlJ57Ei0qbAbGje2

I do not tested this workaround, AFAYK are there some problems?



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