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CVE-2024-22371 is an exposure-of-sensitive-information vulnerability in Apache Camel's event handling. An attacker able to craft a malicious EventFactory and provide a custom ExchangeCreatedEvent can cause sensitive data to be exposed. Affected Apache Camel releases are 3.21.0 through 3.21.3, 3.22.0, 4.0.0 through 4.0.3, and 4.1.0 through 4.3.0.
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This repository is a Java Maven project providing proof-of-concept (POC) code for vulnerabilities in Apache Camel, specifically CVE-2024-22371 and CVE-2024-23114. The project includes a main exploit file (CamelCVE202423114Exploit.java) that demonstrates how an attacker can exploit unsafe deserialization in the Camel CassandraAggregationRepository by sending malicious serialized data through a Camel route. The exploit leverages the Thrift data format and targets the 'cassandraql' component, simulating a scenario where untrusted data is deserialized and processed, potentially leading to sensitive data leakage or code execution. Supporting files include a custom event factory (MaliciousEventFactory.java) that injects sensitive data into events, and test files that simulate and verify the vulnerability by checking for data leaks in event logs. The pom.xml specifies dependencies on Apache Camel 3.14.9 and related components. No hardcoded IPs or URLs are present, but the exploit references generic endpoints ('source-of-untrusted-data', 'cassandraql://url-to-exploit') to illustrate the attack flow. The repository is structured for research and demonstration purposes, not as a weaponized exploit.
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