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PoC-CVE-2025-63406

Proof-of-concept for CVE-2025-63406 in GroupOffice, demonstrating API-based object manipulation and authentication flow for vulnerability analysis and patch validation in controlled environments.

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CVE-2025-63406 – Security Research Proof-of-Concept (PoC)

This repository contains a research-oriented Proof of Concept (PoC) related to the security issue CVE-2025-63406, affecting the GroupOffice platform.
The purpose of this project is to study and understand the vulnerability’s behavior, assist security teams in risk evaluation, and help validate patches and mitigations in controlled environments.

⚠️ Important Notice
This PoC is provided strictly for authorized security research, auditing, and educational analysis.
It must not be used against systems without explicit permission.


🔍 About the Vulnerability

CVE-2025-63406 describes a condition in which internal handling of GroupOffice objects—specifically FieldSet, Field, and Task entities—may lead to unintended behavior under certain circumstances.

This project aims to:

  • Analyze how the vulnerability can manifest.
  • Explore how logical chains involving create/update/destroy operations behave.
  • Demonstrate the API flow and internal state transitions.
  • Help researchers replicate and validate the issue in a safe, isolated environment.

The provided source code focuses on the logic flow, not on enabling exploitation.


🧩 Code Overview

The PoC script demonstrates:

  • URL normalization and input sanitization.
  • Authentication flow using GroupOffice’s API.
  • Retrieval and management of session cookies and CSRF tokens.
  • Creation and removal of FieldSet and Field objects.
  • Interaction with the JMAP API (/api/jmap.php).
  • Extraction and inspection of server-side state responses.
  • Identification and cleanup of previously created research artifacts.

This structure is intended for analysis and understanding of internal behavior rather than practical exploitation.


🧪 Research Goals

This PoC assists researchers in:

  • Understanding how the vulnerability arises.
  • Reproducing the logical sequence of events internally.
  • Observing object handling mechanisms inside GroupOffice.
  • Testing and validating vendor patches in a controlled environment.

⚙️ Environment Requirements

To run the PoC in a safe, isolated research environment, you will need:

  • Python 3.10+
  • The requests library
  • A controlled, local, test-only instance of GroupOffice affected by CVE-2025-63406

⚠️ Ethical & Responsible Use

This project must only be used for:

✔️ Internal security auditing
✔️ Research and vulnerability analysis
✔️ Patch validation
✔️ Educational study in isolated labs

🔥 USAGE

root@kitploit:~
python3 CVE-2025-63406.py \
    --target <TARGET_URL> \
    --username <USERNAME> \
    --password <PASSWORD> \
    --command <TEST_COMMAND>

📄 Requirements

See the requirements.txt file for Python dependencies.

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