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CVE-2024-47167 is a server-side request forgery vulnerability in Gradio's URL caching functionality. The asynchronous URL-saving function can be induced to retrieve attacker-controlled URLs, allowing the Gradio server to issue HTTP requests on the attacker’s behalf. Deployments using URL-fetching components, including the Video component, are affected. Retrieved content is stored locally, which can also facilitate uploading malicious files to the server.
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This repository is a proof-of-concept (POC) environment for demonstrating a vulnerability in Gradio version 4.40.0, likely related to server-side request forgery (SSRF) via the file upload/URL input feature. The setup uses Docker Compose to orchestrate two containers: one running a vulnerable Gradio app (exposed on port 7860) and another running a simple HTTP server (on port 5678) hosting sensitive files (company_security_creds.txt and secret_passwords.txt). The Gradio app's interface allows users to upload a file or provide a URL, which Gradio fetches and processes. By providing a URL pointing to the internal server (e.g., http://target_internal_server:5678/company_security_creds.txt), an attacker can exploit SSRF to access internal resources not intended to be exposed. The repository includes all necessary Dockerfiles, configuration, and test data to demonstrate this exploit scenario. No actual exploit script is provided; exploitation is performed manually via the Gradio web interface.
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