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I have released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.8 with some minor usability improvements

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I have released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.8 with some minor usability improvements

I have released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.8 with some minor usability improvements. I love it when my open source projects get pull requests. 😊 This time help came from user dvppvd:

🔹 Padding was set in the css table to make the html report more readable.

🔹 When you run the utility without parameters, help and examples are displayed. The examples show how to run the utility to analyze MSPT vulnerabilities for a specific month and year, or to analyze an arbitrary set of CVE identifiers.

🔹 Empty lines for the text banner have been added.

TODO for the next releases:

🔸 Support CVSS 4 for data sources that have already started providing this data.

🔸 Develop automated tests to verify the correct operation of the utility for known CVE identifiers.

🔸 Implement a new data source for the CVEProject GitHub repository for mass analysis of CVE vulnerabilities.

If you want to participate, join AVLEONOV Start. 😉

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August Linux Patch Wednesday

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August Linux Patch Wednesday

August Linux Patch Wednesday. 658 vulnerabilities. Of these, 380 are in the Linux Kernel. About 10 have signs of exploitation in the wild. I will highlight:

🔻 Vulnerabilities of IT Asset Management system GLPI: AuthBypass (CVE-2023-35939, CVE-2023-35940) and Code Injection (CVE-2023-35924, CVE-2023-36808, CVE-2024-27096, CVE-2024-29889). Fixed in RedOS.
🔻 InfDisclosure – Minio (CVE-2023-28432). Old and trendy, but also fixes appeared only in RedOS.
🔻 DoS – PHP (CVE-2024-2757). If I were to take into account Fedora or Alpine bulletins, this would be in an earlier LPW. 🤔 2DO.

About 30 without signs of exploitation in the wild, but with exploits. I will highlight:

🔸 Command Injection – Apache HTTP Server (CVE-2024-40898)
🔸 AuthBypass – Apache HTTP Server (CVE-2024-40725)
🔸 AuthBypass – Neat VNC (CVE-2024-42458)
🔸 RCE – Calibre (CVE-2024-6782); yes, e-books software 🙂

🗒 Vulristics report on August Linux Patch Wednesday

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August Microsoft Patch Tuesday

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August Microsoft Patch Tuesday

August Microsoft Patch Tuesday. 130 CVEs, of which 45 were added since July MSPT.

In the TOP suddenly is RCE – OpenSSH “regreSSHion” (CVE-2024-6387), which MS fixed in Azure. 🙂

6 vulnerabilities with signs of exploitation in the wild. 😱 It’s been a long time since we’ve seen so many. I will write about them in separate posts.

🔻 EoP – Windows Kernel (CVE-2024-38106), Windows Ancillary Function Driver for WinSock (CVE-2024-38193), Windows Power Dependency Coordinator (CVE-2024-38107)
🔻 Security Feature Bypass – Windows Mark of the Web (CVE-2024-38213)
🔻 RCE – Microsoft Project (CVE-2024-38189)
🔻 RCE – Scripting Engine (CVE-2024-38178)

Other:

🔸 AuthBypass – Windows Update Stack (CVE-2024-38202) – the vulnerability was recently presented at BlackHat
🔹 Interesting RCEs – Windows TCP/IP (CVE-2024-38063) and LPD (CVE-2024-38199)
🔹 A lot of EoPs in Windows components (~26)

🗒 Full Vulristics report

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I have released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.7

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I have released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.7

I have released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.7.

🔹 Now, if you see exploits in the report that are not actually exploits (but are, for example, detection scripts), you can exclude them. To do this, create a custom data source (json file) for the CVE identifier and add the identifiers of the exploits you want to exclude to the ignore_exploits tag.

🔹 I’ve added the ability to manage the html report banner via the –result-html-label key. You can specify a banner for Linux Patch Wednesday (lpw), a banner for Microsoft Patch Tuesday (mspt), or the URL of an arbitrary image.

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July Linux Patch Wednesday

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July Linux Patch Wednesday

July Linux Patch Wednesday. There are 705 vulnerabilities, of which 498 are in the Linux Kernel. There are no vulnerabilities with signs of exploitation in the wild yet, 11 have public exploits.

🔻 RCE – OpenSSH “regreSSHion” (CVE-2024-6387) is in the absolute top with many variations of exploits on GitHub. Mind the malicious fakes (❗️). I will also mention a similar vulnerability RCE – OpenSSH (CVE-2024-6409) with no exploits yet.
🔻 Public PoC links for DoS in Suricata (CVE-2024-38536) and QEMU (CVE-2024-3567).

According to BDU, public exploits exist for:

🔸 AuthBypass – RADIUS Protocol (CVE-2024-3596), it was also fixed in the July MSPT
🔸 Security Feature Bypass – Exim (CVE-2024-39929) – mime_filename blocking bypass, as well as in Nextcloud (CVE-2024-22403) – eternal OAuth codes
🔸 DoS – OpenTelemetry (CVE-2023-45142)
🔸 Memory Corruption – 7-Zip (CVE-2023-52168)

🗒 Vulristics report on July Linux Patch Wednesday

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I’ve released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.6

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I've released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.6

I’ve released a new version of Vulristics 1.0.6.

🔹 I’ve made it easier to work with exploit data. Now all Data Sources bring such data in a single format and it is processed uniformly. Including signs of the presence of an exploit in Microsoft CVSS Temporal Vector (I classify them as private exploits). First, I look for the presence of public exploits; if there are none, then private exploits.

🔹 I fixed a bug due to which it was not possible to force the vulnerability type to be set from the Custom Data Source.

🔹 During simplified detection of product names for generated Microsoft vulnerability descriptions, product descriptions can now be pulled up by alternative_names as well.

🔹I fixed a bug with Vulristics crashing when generating a Microsoft Patch Tuesday report while searching for an MSPT review from Qualys. […]

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July Microsoft Patch Tuesday

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July Microsoft Patch Tuesday

July Microsoft Patch Tuesday. There are 175 vulnerabilities in total, 33 of which appeared between June and July Patch Tuesday.

There are 2 vulnerabilities with the sign of exploitation in the wild:

🔻 Spoofing – Windows MSHTML Platform (CVE-2024-38112). It’s not clear what exactly is being spoofed. Let’s wait for the details. It is currently known that to exploit the vulnerability, an attacker must send the victim a malicious (MSHTML?) file, which the victim must somehow run/open.
🔻 Elevation of Privilege – Windows Hyper-V (CVE-2024-38080). This vulnerability allows an authenticated attacker to execute code with SYSTEM privileges. Again, no details. This could be interpreted that the guest OS user can gain privileges in the host OS (I hope this is not the case).

From the rest we can highlight:

🔸 Elevation of Privilege – various Windows components (CVE-2024-38059, CVE-2024-38066, CVE-2024-38100, CVE-2024-38034, CVE-2024-38079, CVE-2024-38085, CVE-2024-38062, CVE-2024-30079, CVE-2024-38050). EoPs quite often become exploitable.
🔸 Remote Code Execution – Windows Remote Desktop Licensing Service (CVE-2024-38074, CVE-2024-38076, CVE-2024-38077)
🔸 Remote Code Execution – Microsoft Office (CVE-2024-38021)
🔸 Remote Code Execution – Windows Imaging Component (CVE-2024-38060). All you need to do is upload a malicious TIFF file to the server.
🔸 Remote Code Execution – Microsoft SharePoint Server (CVE-2024-38023, CVE-2024-38024). Authentication is required, but “Site Owner” permissions are sufficient.

🗒 Vulristics report on July Microsoft Patch Tuesday

Vulristics shows an exploit existence for Spoofing – RADIUS Protocol (CVE-2024-3596) on GitHub, but in reality it is just a detection utility.

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