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A missing authorization vulnerability exists in ThemePunch OHG Slider Revolution prior to version 6.7.0. The vulnerability allows unauthenticated or unauthorized users to access functionality or resources that should require proper authorization, due to insufficient access control checks in the affected versions.
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Repository contains a single Python exploit/scanner script (named "CVE-2024-34444") plus a README. The script targets CVE-2024-34444 (Missing Authorization) in the Slider Revolution (revslider) WordPress plugin versions < 6.7.0. Core workflow: - Creates a requests.Session with TLS verification disabled. - Extracts a revslider-related nonce from the public WordPress frontend by regexing multiple common patterns (e.g., revslider_actions / "nonce" / revslider_nonce). - Optionally checks for the plugin and attempts to determine version by requesting /wp-content/plugins/revslider/readme.txt and parsing the "Stable tag"; also probes a known JS asset path. - Exploits the issue by sending a REST request to /wp-json/revslider/v1/slider/save with JSON data intended to update slider content (missing authorization). The README notes this can be chained with XSS (CVE-2024-34443) for RCE, but this repository itself focuses on unauthorized slider modification and mass scanning. Operational features: - CLI supports single target (-u) or list-based mass scanning (-l), configurable threads (-t), verbose logging (-v), and output file (-o). - Uses ThreadPoolExecutor for concurrent scanning and Rich for progress/UI and results tables. Overall purpose: a multi-threaded network scanner/exploit tool to identify and exploit unauthenticated Slider Revolution installations vulnerable to CVE-2024-34444 by extracting a nonce from public pages and invoking the revslider REST API to modify slider data.
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