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CVE-2026-7791

Local Privilege Escalation in Amazon WorkSpaces via TOCTOU and Arbitrary File Write

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CVE-2026-7791 PoC: Privileged by Default

Research proof-of-concept for local privilege escalation in Amazon WorkSpaces (TOCTOU + SYSTEM-level arbitrary file write in the Skylight Workspace Config Service).

Full technical details: Cymulate blog

CVECVE-2026-7791
VendorAWS Security Bulletin 2026-025-AWS
Patched inSkylight 2.6.2034.0
AuthorBen Zamir, Cymulate Research Labs

License

MIT


What this PoC does

Low-privileged WorkSpaces user can abuse the Skylight Workspace Config Service (running as SYSTEM) during scheduled log rotation: permissive ACLs under C:\ProgramData\Amazon, a ROTATE directory junction, no file-type checks, and a ~1–10 ms TOCTOU between the first File Move and enumeration of archived files.


Quick start

Lab only. Vulnerable Skylight (before 2.6.2034.0), standard user, payload beside the executable.

root@kitploit:~
1. Compile the code
2. Execute: poc.exe AutoPilot.dll "C:\Program Files\Amazon\cfn-bootstrap"
root@kitploit:~
poc.exe <filename> [target path]

Keep the process running until rotation occurs.


Responsible use

Authorized security research and defensive testing on systems you own or are permitted to assess.


See also

  • AWS Security Bulletin 2026-025-AWS
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