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SuiteCRM versions prior to 7.14.6 and 8.7.1 are vulnerable to a reflected cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in the Edit Profile page's "Publish Key" field. Insufficient input validation and sanitization allow an attacker to inject arbitrary JavaScript, which executes in the context of an authenticated user's session. The vulnerability can be exploited to steal CSRF tokens and perform unauthorized actions, such as creating new administrative users.
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This repository demonstrates an exploit for CVE-2024-50335, a critical authenticated XSS vulnerability in SuiteCRM's 'Publish Key' field. The exploit consists of a README.md describing the vulnerability and exploitation steps, and a JavaScript payload (o.js). The attack requires an authenticated administrator to inject a script tag referencing o.js into their profile. When the profile page is loaded, o.js executes in the victim's browser, extracts the XSRF-TOKEN cookie, and sends a crafted multipart/form-data POST request to /index.php to create a new administrative user ('imposter' with password 'ok'). The exploit leverages the stolen CSRF token to bypass protections and gain unauthorized admin access. The repository is structured with clear documentation and a single operational exploit payload.
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