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CVE-2024-36416 — Python-based exploit validator for CVE-2024-36416 targeting SuiteCRM installations. Performs vulnerability detection, payload testing, and server-side log file analysis to confirm exploitation. | Kitploit
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CVE-2024-36416

Python-based exploit validator for CVE-2024-36416 targeting SuiteCRM installations. Performs vulnerability detection, payload testing, and server-side log file analysis to confirm exploitation.

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CVE-2024-36416

Tool for validating CVE-2024-36416

Usage

root@kitploit:~
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 sukuna.py --help
python3 sukuna.py --url http://<target>.<tld>/<crm-root> --validate --payload-test

detection-tool2

Server-Side Log File Check

Verify the server-side file, if the log file \service\example\proxy.log is >=25MB, the server is likely vulnerable.

server-side

Issues

  • Downloading the zipped folder may cause windows defender to yell "Trojan:Script/Wacatac"
  • Supply the crm root page (could be '/suite7/docroot/', '/SuiteCRM-7.14.3/', or '/'), if you supply the full path the detection may work but the code isn't programmed to step back through your supplied path
  • This exploit is mostly stateless, so while the reported files could respond with a 403/404 the best way to verify is to do a limited upload with the arg
--payload-test
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