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CVE-2025-29927-Sigma-Rule — Sigma rule for detecting CVE-2025-29927 exploitation via suspicious x-middleware-subrequest HTTP headers in Next.js applications, with detection strategies and mitigation guidance. | Kitploit
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CVE-2025-29927-Sigma-Rule

Sigma rule for detecting CVE-2025-29927 exploitation via suspicious x-middleware-subrequest HTTP headers in Next.js applications, with detection strategies and mitigation guidance.

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CVE-2025-29927 Report

Overview

CVE-2025-29927 is a security vulnerability in Next.js middleware, allowing attackers to bypass authentication by modifying specific HTTP headers.

Exploitation

Attackers can send a request with the header x-middleware-subrequest: middleware to bypass authentication.

Detection

Detection strategies include:

  • Monitoring HTTP headers for suspicious x-middleware-subrequest values.
  • Implementing Sigma rules to detect unauthorized requests.
  • Enabling logging for middleware actions in Next.js applications.

Mitigation

  • Update to the latest patched version of Next.js.
  • Implement strict request header validation.
  • Enforce authentication at the API layer instead of relying solely on middleware.

References

  • CVE Details

Can We Use a Sigma Rule to Detect CVE-2025-29927? ✅ Yes, but only if the logging environment captures HTTP headers correctly. If the web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx) logs the x-middleware-subrequest header, the Sigma rule will successfully detect the attack.

🚨 No, if the logs do not contain this header. If the web server does not record HTTP headers in the logs, the Sigma rule will not detect the exploitation, even if the rule is correctly written.

📌 Recommendation: Ensure that your logging configuration includes full HTTP headers before relying on Sigma rules for detection.

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