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CVE-2025-22777 is a deserialization of untrusted data vulnerability in the GiveWP WordPress plugin. The issue is described as allowing object injection and affects GiveWP through version 3.19.3. The available information indicates that the plugin processes untrusted serialized data in a way that can instantiate attacker-controlled PHP objects. No specific vulnerable function, code path, or trigger condition is provided in the supplied content.
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This repository is a Proof of Concept (PoC) for CVE-2025-22777, a PHP Object Injection vulnerability in the GiveWP WordPress plugin. The structure includes several Python scripts: - `exploit_cve2025-22777.py`: Intended as the main exploit script, but currently only imports libraries and does not contain functional code. - `test1_with_no_phpserialize.py`: Demonstrates manual serialization of Python objects into PHP-serialized strings, useful for understanding how to craft payloads for object injection. - `test2_phpserializer.py`: Uses the `phpserialize` library to serialize Python dictionaries and simulates PHP object serialization, including URL encoding of payloads for network transmission. - `test_colorama.py`: Demonstrates colorized output in the terminal, not directly related to the exploit. - `requirements.txt`: Lists dependencies, including `phpserialize`, `colorama`, `requests`, and `faker`. The repository is in an early PoC stage, focusing on generating and understanding serialized PHP payloads that could be used to exploit the GiveWP plugin. There are no hardcoded network endpoints or URLs in the code, but the attack vector is network-based, as the payloads are intended to be sent to a vulnerable web application. The code does not yet implement a full exploit chain or weaponized payload, but provides the building blocks for crafting and testing PHP Object Injection attacks.
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