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UVDesk Community Skeleton v1.1.1 is vulnerable to a brute force attack on its login page, allowing unauthenticated attackers to repeatedly attempt to guess user credentials without restriction. The vulnerability exists due to the absence of mechanisms such as account lockout, CAPTCHA, or rate limiting on the authentication endpoint.
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This repository is an exploit for CVE-2023-37635, targeting the UVdesk helpdesk platform. The exploit is implemented in Python and consists of three main code files: 'brutForc.py' (the main entry point), 'utils.py' (utility functions and argument parsing), and 'uvdesk.py' (handles the login logic). The exploit performs a brute-force attack against the UVdesk admin login page ('/en/member/login') using a list of common passwords from 'My_passwords.txt' for the user 'admin@gmail.com'. If a valid password is found, the script detects a successful login by checking for a redirect to '/en/member/dashboard' and prints the credentials. The script supports optional proxying of requests through 127.0.0.1:8080 unless the '-n' flag is used. The repository is operational and ready for use in authorized penetration testing scenarios.
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