salimhaddou / snmp0wn-md5

Bash script to bruteforce snmpv3 authentication passwords using MD5 (usmHMACMD5AuthProtocol)

snmp0wn-md5

Bash script to bruteforce snmpv3 authentication passwords using MD5 (usmHMACMD5AuthProtocol)

Great article on the vulnerability and exploit by @0x0ff (in French) : https://www.0x0ff.info/2013/snmpv3-authentification/

Pre-requisites

• Read RFC3414 => https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3414

• Download a good dictionary (one is included for demo - dico.txt).

• Install bc - An arbitrary precision calculator language

  • On Debian: sudo apt-get install bc

• Get a packet capture of snmpv3 traffic using Auth MD5

• Reset the below variables to match your packet capture

  • "msgAuthoritativeEngineID"="your hex stream here"
  • "msgAuthenticationParameters"="your hex stream here"
  • "msgWhole="your hex stream here"
    • msgWhole represents your whole snmpv3 payload where you substitute msgAuthenticationParameters with 12 \x00 bytes (aka 24 zeroes).

# "msgAuthoritativeEngineID" (SNMP Agent ID)
msgAuthoritativeEngineID=""

# "msgAuthenticationParameters" (Controls authenticity and message integrity)
msgAuthenticationParameters=""

# "msgWhole" (SNMPv3 whole message where msgAuthenticationParameters value is being replaced 12 \x00 bytes
# Before: msgWhole=".....b92621f4a93d1bf9738cd5bd....."
# After: msgWhole=".....000000000000000000000000....."
msgWhole=""

You can easily copy paste your extracted hex streams from Wireshark, they do no contain escape \x nor use the 0x annotation.

How to run

./snmp0wn-md5.sh

snmp0wn-md5's Issues

generate zeroes in msgWhole

to replace the value of msgAuthenticationParameters in msgWhole to zeroes, instead of doing it by hand you can use the following:

msgWhole=$(echo "$msgWhole" | sed -e "s/$msgAuthenticationParameters/000000000000000000000000/")

Change md5

Hello,

You should change the md5 value in your readme.md as it refers directly to root-me challenge SMTP Authentication

Thanks for the tool though :)