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ModSecurity Backdoor

Description

This is a proof-of-concept of malicious software running inside of ModSecurity WAF.

Software has two main functions:

  • Retrieving content of files.
  • Running commands and retrieving output (remote shell).

Additionaly, it includes these functions:

  • Dynamic setting of control POST arguments names for harder detection.
  • Logging disabling for harder detection (only for attacker's requests identified by POST arguments names).
  • All other rules disabling (only for attacker's requests identified by POST arguments names).

Prerequisities

  • ModSecurity compiled with Lua support
  • Lua
  • ModSecurity directives SecStreamOutBodyInspection and SecContentInjection are set to On

Installation

Get files backdoor.conf and backdoor.lua and load the first one into the web server.

Configuration

Configuration can be done in the first rule in file backdoor.conf.

tx.backdoor_file_argument_name

This setting can be used to set name of the POST argument used for retrieving files content. Set it to anything random like koomem6Shmog.

tx.backdoor_command_argument_name

This setting can be used to set name of the POST argument used for running commands. Set it to anything random like tys4Olhuibves.

Usage

Commands can be run on any address (domain) on the target server which is behind the ModSecurity WAF. Output from commands is appended to the standard server response.

Usage examples

Retrieving file content:
curl -X POST -d "koomem6Shmog=/etc/passwd" "http://example.com/"

Running command and getting output:
curl -X POST -d "tys4Olhuibves=/bin/ps aux" "http://example.com/"

License

Copyright (c) 2022 Jozef Sudolsky. All rights reserved.

"THE BEER-WARE LICENSE" (Revision 42): [email protected] wrote this file. As long as you retain this notice you can do whatever you want with this stuff. If we meet some day, and you think this stuff is worth it, you can buy me a beer in return. Jozef Sudolsky

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