CVE-2019-19781 citrixmash scanner

A multithreaded scanner for Citrix appliances that are vulnerable to CVE-2019-19781. The scanner does not attempt to compromise/exploit hosts and avoids downloading any sensitive content. A HEAD request is used to determine if a target is vulnerable. False positives are reduced by verifying a specific value in the content-length header response.

citrixsmash_scanner is capable of accepting both network ranges and accepting individual hosts.

Installation

$ go get -u github.com/x1sec/citrixmash_scanner

Alternatively, compiled 64-bit executable files for Windows, Mac and Linux are available here

Usage

$ ./citrixsmash_scanner -h
  -e  Evade IDS with ASCII encoding (default true)
  -f string
      File containing list of hosts
  -n string
      Network in CIDR format (e.g. 192.168.0.0/24)
  -o string
      Write results to text file
  -t int
      HTTP timeout (seconds) (default 2)
  -u string
      Custom user agent string
  -v  Verbose
  -w int
      Number of concurrent workers (default 20)

Requests are concurrent with a default of 20 workers/threads. To speed up the scanning, increase workers (-w) and/or reduce the HTTP timeout (-t)

If either the -n or f parameters are omitted, citrixmash_scanner will accept input from stdin. For example, using subdomain enumeration with assetfinder:

$ assetfinder corp.com | ./citrixmash_scanner 

Targets can be mixed (http, https), and include networks in CIDR format. If http or https is ommitted, then https will be used. The following is a valid target list:

$ cat targets.txt
http://target1.com
https://target2.org
192.168.0.2
http://10.0.0.4
10.0.20.0/24

Use the -o <filename> option to write vulnerable hosts to a text file in addition to stdout

Example usage:

Options: verbose info (-v), 50 parallel workers (-w), 1 second timeout (-t), scanning subnet (-n) and also including hosts from target.txt (-f):

$ ./citrixmash_scanner -v -t 1 -w 50 -n 192.168.10.0/24 -f targets.txt 

Citrix CVE-2019-19781 Scanner
Author: https://twitter.com/x1sec
Version: 0.4

[+] Testing 255 hosts with 20 concurrent workers ..

[!] https://192.168.10.5/ is vulnerable
[*] INFO: speed: 7 req/sec, sent: 106/255 reqs, vulnerable: 1
[!] https://10.10.0.8/ is vulnerable

[+] Done! 2 host(s) vulnerable

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Disclaimer: This tool is intended for legal activities such as penetration testing, bug bounty hunting on authorized assets and to help secure networks. The author holds no responsibility for it's use.