This article discusses several critical vulnerabilities affecting Apache software, specifically focusing on various CVEs. Each CVE is detailed with their severity ratings, tips for testing, and links to proof of concept (PoC) exploits. The author emphasizes the importance of ensuring these vulnerabilities are not present in Apache applications. Affected: Apache HTTP Server, Apache Struts, Apache Commons Text, Apache Airflow, Apache Tapestry, Apache OFBiz
Keypoints :
- Discussion of various vulnerabilities (CVEs) impacting Apache software.
- Emphasis on the necessity to test for these vulnerabilities in Apache applications.
- Each CVE includes a CVSS score indicating severity (High or Critical).
- Links to proof of concept (PoC) exploits are provided for practical testing.
- Exclusion of the well-known Log4j vulnerability for specificity.
MITRE Techniques :
- TA0040: Impact – Exploitation of vulnerabilities to compromise the system.
- TA0021: Application Layer Protocol – Exploitation of Apache HTTP Server vulnerabilities related to mod_proxy.
- TA0001: Initial Access – Utilizing published PoCs for gaining unauthorized access.
- TA0002: Execution – Leveraging vulnerabilities to execute arbitrary code.
- TA0011: Command and Control – Potential for establishing control using the exploited vulnerabilities.