CVE-2024-7808 is a critical SQL injection vulnerability in code-projects Job Portal 1.0, specifically in the logindbc.php file. The vulnerability is triggered by improper handling of the 'email' parameter, allowing an attacker to inject arbitrary SQL commands. The vulnerable function is not specified, but the flaw enables remote exploitation via crafted input to the 'email' argument.
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This repository provides a working exploit for CVE-2024-7806, a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in open-webui. The exploit consists of several components: - 'CVE-2024-7806.py' is the main exploit script. It starts a local web server and a netcat listener (via 'serve.sh'), then uploads a Python reverse shell ('non_suspicious_file.py') to the target open-webui instance using the '/api/models' endpoint. The script requires the attacker to specify the target URL and to configure the reverse shell's IP and port. - 'non_suspicious_file.py' is the payload, a Python script that, when executed on the target, connects back to the attacker's machine and provides a remote shell. - 'shell-uploader.html' is a malicious HTML file that can be used for CSRF-style attacks, automatically uploading the reverse shell to the vulnerable endpoint when loaded in a victim's browser. - 'serve.sh' automates the setup of the attacker's web server and netcat listener. - 'install.sh' is a setup script to install dependencies and ensure the environment is ready. - 'requirements.txt' lists the Python dependencies (requests library). The exploit targets the '/api/models' file upload endpoint of open-webui, leveraging insufficient authentication or CSRF protections to upload and execute a reverse shell. The attack vector is primarily network-based, with an optional browser-based (CSRF) component. The exploit is operational, requiring some manual configuration but providing a working reverse shell if successful.
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