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A PHP Object Injection vulnerability exists in Tuleap before version 7.7, specifically in project/register.php and the IM plugin. When the 'sys_create_project_in_one_step' option is disabled, remote authenticated users can exploit unsanitized input passed via the 'data' parameter to the 'unserialize()' function. This allows attackers to inject crafted serialized objects, leading to arbitrary PHP code execution, notably via the Jabbex::__destruct() magic method. The vulnerable code is located at src/www/project/register.php, line 39.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit module (modules/exploits/unix/webapp/tuleap_unserialize_exec.rb) targeting a PHP object injection vulnerability (CVE-2014-8791) in Tuleap versions 7.6-4 and earlier. The exploit requires valid user credentials and abuses the unserialize() call in 'src/www/project/register.php' to achieve remote code execution via a crafted PHP object chain. The module logs in to the application, crafts a malicious serialized object, and sends it to the vulnerable endpoint, delivering arbitrary PHP code via a base64-encoded HTTP header. The code is then executed on the server. The exploit is operational, providing remote code execution capabilities, and is designed for use within the Metasploit framework. The main endpoints involved are '/account/login.php' for authentication and '/project/register.php' for exploitation.
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