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CVE-2025-3568 is a cross-site scripting vulnerability affecting Webkul Krayin CRM up to version 2.1.0. The issue is associated with an unknown functionality in the /admin/settings/users/edit/ path, specifically within the SVG file handling component. By manipulating crafted SVG content processed by this handler, an attacker can trigger execution of malicious script in a victim’s browser. The available information does not identify the exact vulnerable function or code path beyond the affected endpoint and component. The attack is remotely exploitable, and public exploit details are available.
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This repository demonstrates a working exploit for CVE-2025-3568, targeting Krayin CRM 2.1.0. The exploit consists of a malicious SVG file (svgxss.svg) containing embedded JavaScript. When an authenticated admin user opens the SVG (e.g., from an email attachment), the script executes in the browser context, extracts the XSRF token from cookies, and sends a forged POST request to the user management endpoint (/admin/settings/users/edit/1) to change the admin's password to a value chosen by the attacker. The script may also exfiltrate the server's response to an attacker-controlled server (https://attacker.com/collect). The repository includes a detailed README.md explaining the vulnerability, attack flow, and impact. The exploit leverages a combination of XSS (via SVG upload) and CSRF (forging a password change request), exploiting broken access control in the CRM. The structure is simple: a README.md for documentation and svgxss.svg as the actual exploit payload.
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