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CVE-2026-7791 — Local Privilege Escalation in Amazon WorkSpaces via TOCTOU and Arbitrary File Write | Kitploit
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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.

1. Compile the code
2. Execute: poc.exe AutoPilot.dll "C:\Program Files\Amazon\cfn-bootstrap"
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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