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CVE-2023-27372-POC — Python proof-of-concept for detecting CVE-2023-27372 in SPIP CMS. Scans single or multiple URLs for the vulnerability and outputs results to terminal or file. | Kitploit
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CVE-2023-27372-POC

Python proof-of-concept for detecting CVE-2023-27372 in SPIP CMS. Scans single or multiple URLs for the vulnerability and outputs results to terminal or file.

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CVE-2023-27372-POC

Overview

This code is a Python POC (Proof of Concept) for detecting whether a target website has the CVE-2023-27372 vulnerability.
You can run this code by providing a single URL or a text file containing multiple URLs.
Affected version: SPIP < 4.2.1. It has been verified that some websites disable phpinfo output or system functions. For accurate results, manual verification is recommended. The payload used in this code is:

s:19:"<?php phpinfo(); ?>";

Features

  • Check whether the target website has the CVE-2023-27372 vulnerability.
  • Supports a single URL and a text file containing multiple URLs.

Usage

  1. Ensure the required Python version is installed.
  2. Install the required dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt.
  3. Run the code with a single URL: python main.py -u <URL>.
  4. Run the code with a text file containing multiple URLs: python main.py -t <text file path>.
  5. Results for a single URL will be displayed in the terminal; for multiple URLs, they will be saved in a file named CVE-2023-27372-result.txt.

Notes

  • Before running the code, ensure the target website is accessible.
  • Only use this code under lawful authorization.
  • The author assumes no responsibility for the use of this code and any consequences arising from it.
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