Exploit for Microsoft Exchange Server External Service Interaction

## https://sploitus.com/exploit?id=PACKETSTORM:155785
I. VULNERABILITY  
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Microsoft Exchange Server, External Service Interaction (DNS)  
Exchange Server 2013 CU22 and previous.  
  
II. CVE REFERENCE  
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Not Assigned Yet  
  
III. VENDOR  
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https://www.microsoft.com  
  
IV. DESCRIPTION  
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Microsoft Exchange Server are affected from External Service  
Interaction(DNS) vulnerability. A remote attacker could force the  
vulnerable server to send request to any remote server s/he wants.  
  
V. TIMELINE  
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04/11/2019 Vulnerability discovered  
05/12/2019 Vendor contacted  
17/12/2019 Microsoft replay that “We determined that this behavior is  
considered to be by design.”  
  
VI. CREDIT  
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Alphan Yavas from Biznet Bilisim A.S.  
  
VII. Components  
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Affected Component:  
Path(inurl): /Autodiscover  
Parameter: Authorization  
  
VIII. PROOF OF CONCEPT  
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Request example:  
  
GET /Autodiscover HTTP/1.1  
Host: owa.zzzzz.com.tr  
Authorization: Basic abc  
  
Affected parameter: Authorization  
  
If Authorization is being sent with following format victim server  
will send out DNS queries to xxx domain. (xxx is the domain which you  
want to send  
request from server)  
  
xxx\qqq:aaa  
  
As you see above, we have a base64 payload for authorization header.  
If we decode that payload we will see a structure like  
"domain\username:password".  
In that case, if we intercept the request and create a new base64  
payload and set a different domain then default. (for example xxxx.com)  
Now, we have a payload like"xxxx.com\qqq:aaa" and encode this payload  
with base64. While we send our request with this payload, server will  
send DNS request to xxxx  
domain.