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CVE-2025-68930

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🔍 Analysis of CVE-2025-68930: WebSocket Hijacking Vulnerability in Traccar

The CVE-2025-68930 exposes a critical Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (CSWSH) vulnerability in Traccar, the open-source GPS tracking system. Below are the key details:

🛡️ Vulnerability Details

  • Affected endpoint: /api/socket.
  • Root cause: Lack of validation of the Origin header during the WebSocket handshake.
  • Exploitation mechanism:
    1. An attacker tricks an authenticated user into visiting a malicious site.
    2. The malicious site establishes a WebSocket connection with the Traccar server using the active user session (JSESSIONID).
    3. The server accepts the connection and transmits real-time data to the attacker.

📊 Impact and Risks This vulnerability allows unauthorized access to sensitive data:

  • Real-time tracking: Exact coordinates (latitude/longitude) of all assets.
  • Exposed metadata: Device IDs, protocols, and battery levels.
  • Severity: High (7.1 according to GitHub / 6.5 according to NIST).

🛠️ Affected Versions and Solutions

  • Vulnerable versions: All up to 6.11.1 (inclusive).
  • Immediate mitigation:
    • Implement strict Origin validation using an allowlist in the Jetty server configuration.
    • Monitor the official Traccar repository to apply the patch when available.

📌 Additional Resources

  • GitHub Advisory (GHSA-69x6-wcx2-vghp) (Exploit, Mitigation, Vendor Advisory).
  • CWE-1385: Missing Origin Validation in WebSockets.

⚠️ Recommendation If you are a Traccar system administrator, act urgently to apply the described mitigation measures. Real-time data exposure can have serious consequences for user privacy and security.

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