Hi,

Kaspersky Products are prone to a local privilege escalation.
Unprivileged users can exploit this flaw in order to execute arbitrary
code with Kernel privileges.

Kaspersky implements its NDIS-TDI Hooking Engine using two drivers,
which rely on an internal system of plugins. Plugin registering is
performed using a privileged IOCTL. The security descriptor for both
Devices is insecure so any user can take advantage of this “hidden” feature.
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..text:0001175F cmp eax, 80052110h ; IOCTL
..text:00011764 jz loc_117F8
..text:000117F8 mov esi, [ebp+arg_4]
..text:000117FB cmp esi, ebx
..text:000117FD jz loc_119B0
..text:00011803 cmp [ebp+arg_8], 8 ; InputBufferSize >= 8?
..text:00011807 jb loc_119B0
..text:00015331 mov eax, [ebp+arg_0] ; eax == InputBuffer[0] == User
controlled Address
..text:00015334 push ecx
..text:00015335 push edi
..text:00015336 mov [esi+1ACh], eax
..text:0001533C call eax ; ; Ring0ShellCode()
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Advisory and two exploits are available at www.reversemode.com

Regards,
Rubén Santamarta