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CVE-2024-39722 is a path-traversal vulnerability in Ollama versions through 0.1.45 in the Push API handler. Crafted path values can cause reflected error responses that disclose directory and file-existence information from the server hosting Ollama.
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This repository contains a Python proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2024-39722, a model existence disclosure vulnerability in Ollama versions up to and including 0.1.45. The main script, CVE_2024_39722.py, provides three core capabilities: (1) crawling the official Ollama model library to build a list of model names, (2) checking if a target Ollama server is vulnerable by querying its /api/version endpoint, and (3) exploiting the vulnerability by sending crafted requests to the /api/push endpoint to determine which models exist on the server, including private or custom models. The exploit is multi-threaded for efficiency and outputs results to a JSON file. The repository also includes English and Chinese README files with detailed usage instructions. The exploit does not provide code execution or privilege escalation, but enables attackers to enumerate sensitive model names on vulnerable Ollama servers.
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