charchit-subedi/chamilo-lms-unauthenticated-rce-pocThis is a script written in Python that allows the exploitation of the Chamilo's LMS software security flaw described in CVE-2023-4220
This is a script written in Python that allows the exploitation of the Chamilo's LMS software security flaw described in CVE-2023-4220. The system is vulnerable in versions preceding 1.11.24.
Clone the repository to your machine and install the dependencies using pip (it is recommended to use virtualenv to create an environment to separate these installations from global installations)
git clone https://github.com/charchit-subedi/chamilo-lms-unauthenticated-rce-poc cd chamilo-lms-unauthenticated-rce-poc pip install -r requirements.txt
The script needs the target URL with the Chamilo's root path (like http://example.com/chamilo, http://example.com or http://chamilo.example.com) and a action to perform (there is three of them available: scan, webshell and revshell).
This action will check if the target is vulnerable by trying to access the /main/inc/lib/javascript/bigupload/files/ endpoint.
python3 main.py -u http://example.com/chamilo -a scan
This action will create a PHP webshell file in the vulnerable endpoint.
python3 main.py -u http://example.com/chamilo -a webshell
This action will create and execute a bash reverse shell file. To do this, a webshell will first be created using the same method used in the previous action. After that, some commands will be executed to create and execute the bash file. Be sure to be listening on the port you defined with nc or any other utilitary so you actually get the reverse connection. Also, the host can be a valid internal/public IPv4 (like 172.17.1.4 or 186.227.4.31) or the domain that you have registered (like evil-vps.domainreg.net)
python3 main.py -u http://example.com/chamilo -a revshell
