com.jayway.restassured:rest-assured@2.3.3

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2.9.0

latest non vulnerable version

2.3.2

first published

15 years ago

latest version published

10 years ago

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Vulnerability Vulnerable Version

Vulnerability	Vulnerable Version
H Relative Path Traversal Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Relative Path Traversal in the `filter` method of `FormAuthFilter`, which takes the `name` attribute of the first hidden input on the fetched login page and interpolates it with `String.format` into the `FIND_INPUT_FIELD_WITH_NAME` GPath template, a string that `XMLAssertion.eval` then passes in to `GroovyShell.evaluate`. An attacker in a MitM position who controls the login page response can execute arbitrary code in the JVM running the test suite by naming that input so the value closes the quoted comparison and appends statements, for example `' }; Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{'/bin/sh','-c','...'}); x={ '`, and no `CompilerConfiguration` with `SecureASTCustomizer` constrains the shell, so the full class library including `ProcessBuilder`, reflection, and file I/O is reachable. This requires the caller to have configured `autoDetectCsrfFieldName`. How to fix Relative Path Traversal? There is no fixed version for `com.jayway.restassured:rest-assured`.	[2.3.3,)

Relative Path Traversal

Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Relative Path Traversal in the filter method of FormAuthFilter, which takes the name attribute of the first hidden input on the fetched login page and interpolates it with String.format into the FIND_INPUT_FIELD_WITH_NAME GPath template, a string that XMLAssertion.eval then passes in to GroovyShell.evaluate. An attacker in a MitM position who controls the login page response can execute arbitrary code in the JVM running the test suite by naming that input so the value closes the quoted comparison and appends statements, for example ' }; Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{'/bin/sh','-c','...'}); x={ ', and no CompilerConfiguration with SecureASTCustomizer constrains the shell, so the full class library including ProcessBuilder, reflection, and file I/O is reachable. This requires the caller to have configured autoDetectCsrfFieldName.

How to fix Relative Path Traversal?

There is no fixed version for com.jayway.restassured:rest-assured.

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