CVE-2024-0692 is a remote code execution vulnerability affecting SolarWinds Security Event Manager. Based on the provided content, the issue allows an unauthenticated attacker to abuse a SolarWinds service and achieve remote code execution. Specific details about the vulnerable component, function, request path, or root cause were not provided in the available content.
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Repository contains a single Python exploit script and a short README. - Purpose: Implements an end-to-end exploit for CVE-2024-0692 affecting SolarWinds Security Event Manager (SEM), leveraging BlazeDS AMF deserialization to achieve remote code execution. - Core technique: Crafts an AMF payload using the C3P0 WrapperConnectionPoolDataSource gadget chain to trigger remote class loading (codebase URL points to an attacker-hosted HTTP server), described as bypassing trustURLCodebase restrictions. - Capabilities: - Generates an AMF deserialization payload (optionally via a user-supplied marshalsec JAR). - Wraps the payload in an AMF envelope and sends it to the target SEM web endpoint over HTTP(S) using the requests library (TLS verification disabled). - Hosts malicious Java class bytecode via an embedded HTTP server (codebase: http://LHOST:HTTP_PORT/). - Provides an integrated reverse shell listener that binds to 0.0.0.0:LPORT and offers an interactive shell session once the target connects back. - Operator workflow (as implied by code/usage): run the script with --target, --lhost, --lport; the script compiles/serves a Java payload class, sends the AMF exploit, then waits for and interacts with the reverse shell. Structure: - CVE-2024-0692.py: main exploit orchestrator (payload generation, HTTP class hosting, exploit delivery, reverse shell listener). - README.md: points to a Sprocket Security blog post describing the research and exploit development.
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