Vodafone Station Exporter

Prometheus Exporter for the Vodafone Station (CGA4233DE)

Usage

Usage of ./vodafone-station-exporter:
  -log.level string
    	Logging level (default "info")
  -show-metrics
    	Show available metrics and exit
  -version
    	Print version and exit
  -vodafone.station-password string
    	Password for logging into the Vodafone station (default "How is the default password calculated? mhmm")
  -vodafone.station-url string
    	Vodafone station URL. For bridge mode this is 192.168.100.1 (note: Configure a route if using bridge mode) (default "http://192.168.0.1")
  -web.listen-address string
    	Address to listen on (default "[::]:9420")
  -web.telemetry-path string
    	Path under which to expose metrics (default "/metrics")

Exported metrics

vodafone_station_login_success_bool: 1 if the login was successfull
vodafone_station_login_message_info: Login message returned by the web interface
- Labels: message
vodafone_station_user_info: User name as returned by the web interface
- Labels: username
vodafone_station_uid_info: User id as returned by the web interface
- Labels: uid
vodafone_station_default_password_bool: 1 if the default password is in use
vodafone_station_downstream_central_frequency_hertz: Central frequency in hertz
- Labels: id, channel_id, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_downstream_power_dBmV: Power in dBmV
- Labels: id, channel_id, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_downstream_snr_dB: SNR in dB
- Labels: id, channel_id, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_downstream_snr_dB: SNR in dB
- Labels: id, channel_id, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_start_frequency_hertz: Start frequency
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_end_frequency_hertz: End frequency
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_central_frequency_hertz: Central frequency
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_bandwidth_hertz: Bandwidth
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_power_dBmV: Power
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_snr_dB: SNR
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_ofdm_downstream_locked_bool: Locking status
- Labels: id, channel_id_ofdm, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_upstream_central_frequency_hertz: Central frequency
- Labels: id, channel_id_up, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_upstream_power_dBmV: Power
- Labels: id, channel_id_up, fft, channel_type
vodafone_station_upstream_ranging_status_info: Ranging status
- Labels: id, channel_id_up, fft, channel_type, status
vodafone_station_firewall_status_info: Firewall status
- Labels: firewall_status
vodafone_station_lan_ip4_info: LAN IPv4 info
- Labels: lan_ip4
vodafone_station_lan_mode_info: LAN mode info
- Labels: mode
vodafone_station_lan_gateway_info: LAN gateway info
- Labels: lan_gateway
vodafone_station_lan_dhcp_enabled_bool: LAN DHCP enabled info
vodafone_station_lan_mac_address_info: LAN MAC address
- Labels: mac_address
vodafone_station_lan_port_up_bool: LAN port status
- Labels: port
vodafone_station_lan_port_speed_bits_per_second: LAN port speed in bits/second
- Labels: port
vodafone_station_wlan_enabled_bool: WLAN enabled info
- Labels: frequency
vodafone_station_wlan_channel: WLAN channel
- Labels: frequency
vodafone_station_wlan_bandwidth_hertz: WLAN bandwidth in Hertz
- Labels: frequency
vodafone_station_wlan_max_speed_bits_per_second: Max WLAN speed in bits/seconds
- Labels: frequency
vodafone_station_wlan_ssid_info: SSID information
- Labels: frequency, ssid
vodafone_station_wlan_mac_address_info: WLAN MAC address
- Labels: frequency, mac_address
vodafone_station_wlan_security_info: WLAN security
- Labels: frequency, security_info
vodafone_station_dns_entries_count: DNS Entries count
vodafone_station_aftr_info: AFTR gateway information
- Labels: aftr
vodafone_station_serialnumber_info: Serial number information
- Labels: serial_number
vodafone_station_firmwareversion_info: Firmware vresion information
- Labels: firmware_version
vodafone_station_hardware_type_info: Hardware type information
- Labels: hardware_type
vodafone_station_uptime_seconds: Uptime in seconds
vodafone_station_internet_ip4_info: Internet IPv4
- Labels: ip4
vodafone_station_delegated_prefix_info: Delegated prefix information
- Labels: prefix
vodafone_station_ip_address_rt_info: IP address RT
- Labels: ip
vodafone_station_ip_prefix_class_info: IP prefix class info
- Labels: prefix_class
vodafone_station_call_end_time_epoch: Call endtime as unix epoch
- Labels: port, id, external_number, direction, type
vodafone_station_call_start_time_epoch: Call starttime as unix epoch
- Labels: port, id, external_number, direction, type
vodafone_station_status_led_enabled_bool: Status LEDs
vodafone_station_software_component_info: Information about software components
- Labels: name, version, licsense
vodafone_station_sip_line_status_info: Information about SIP registration status
- Labels: port, status
vodafone_station_sip_line_numbers_info: Information about phone numbers associated with SIP registration
- Labels: port, number
vodafone_station_logout_success_bool: 1 if the logout was successfull
vodafone_station_logout_message_info: Logout message returned by the web interface
- Labels: message

Reverse Engineering the login mechanism

I am not a Javascript engineer, but it works 🤷‍♂️

Logging into the PHP application running on the CGA4233DE is made as complicated as possible.

From the console we see:

curl 'http://192.168.100.1/api/v1/session/login' \
  -H 'Connection: keep-alive' \
  -H 'Accept: */*' \
  -H 'X-CSRF-TOKEN: ' \
  -H 'X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8' \
  --data-raw 'username=admin&password=seeksalthash' \
  --compressed \
  --insecure

CSRF seems broken, lol. Whatever - we don't care.

reply is

{"error":"ok","salt":"<something>","saltwebui":"<something_else>"}

For the actual login a derived token derived from the actual password is used:

curl 'http://192.168.100.1/api/v1/session/login' \
  -H 'Connection: keep-alive' \
  -H 'Accept: */*' \
  -H 'X-CSRF-TOKEN: ' \
  -H 'X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8' \
  -H 'Cookie: <some PHP session cookie>' \
  --data-raw 'username=admin&password=<something that is not my password>' \
  --compressed \
  --insecure

Looking at the obfuscated JavaShit (login.js), we see something like follows:

doPbkdf2NotCoded(doPbkdf2NotCoded("<password>", "<salt>"), "<saltwebui>")

quick check reveals: Yes, that returns the token used for the login. ✔️

Ok, so what does doPbkdf2NotCoded do?

function doPbkdf2NotCoded(_0x365ad6, _0x470596) {
    var _0x51b261 = sjcl[_0x5bfa('0x10')][_0x5bfa('0x11')](_0x365ad6, _0x470596, 0x3e8, 0x80);
    var _0x279f24 = sjcl[_0x5bfa('0xc')][_0x5bfa('0x12')]['fromBits'](_0x51b261);
    return _0x279f24;
}

easy, isn't it? %) Turns out, sjcl is not yet another obfuscated JS function, but this thingie.

Translated to something slightly more human readable (using the JS console)

function whatTheFuck(param1, param2) {
    //                                a,      b,      c,     d
    var temp = sjcl["misc"]["pbkdf2"](param1, param2, 0x3e8, 0x80)
    return sjcl["codec"]["hex"]["fromBits"](temp)
}

From here, I started the GoLang implementation, which looks as follows:

// GetLoginPassword derives the password using the given salts
func GetLoginPassword(password, salt, saltWebUI string) string {
    return DoPbkdf2NotCoded(DoPbkdf2NotCoded(password, salt), saltWebUI)
}

// Equivalent to the JS doPbkdf2NotCoded (see README.md) 
func DoPbkdf2NotCoded(key, salt string) string {
    temp := pbkdf2.Key([]byte(key), []byte(salt), 0x3e8, 0x80, sha256.New)
    return hex.EncodeToString(temp[:16])
}

Oh BTW, Vodafone: Performing pbkdf2 twice won't secure an HTTP (non TLS) login.

r10r/vodafone-station-exporter

Vodafone Station Exporter

Usage

Exported metrics

Reverse Engineering the login mechanism