Insecure Deserialization Attack Explained
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- #Deserialization #WebSecurity
We'll explore the basic concepts of an Insecure Deserialization by attacking a web app written in Python.
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BTW: how can you italicize the python keywords in VSCode?
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Amazing video! It would be great if you could also include a small section at the end on how to defend against these vulnerabilities for the blue team people out there :D
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Yes it is....
The simple way to defend against such attack is to check cookie string at first place, that this cookie was created by your server, before calling serializer. I mean Digital signature at cookie.
Certain serialization methods are also more secure than others. For example, don't use pickle. It literally has a huge warning at the top of it's documentation saying not to use it to (de)serialize untrusted data. Other forms like JSON are more secure (though check documentation for whichever library you might want to use to be sure.) This can still depend on your implementation though. JSON isn't secure just because it's JSON, if you write a deserializer that generates and runs code from the JSON, that could still be a vulnerability.
@@dacid44 just write the serialization and deserialization yourself with two methods. Boom easy
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No matter how good it is, most people are sadly extremely bored by programming content
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I don't see how python is particularly vulnerable to this. You using an insecure package is not the languages fault.
Especially if the documentation of the package screams THIS IS INSECURE! DO NOT USE WITH UNTRUSTED INPUTS
it's about the concept...
So normally the client would send a pickled + base64 encoded session object to the server? That means there should be Python running on the Client Browser? This is the easiest security hole to stuff, just don't use pickles. Use JSON or XML instead.
youre right, I didn't even know someone would actually restore objects in this way.
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Your timing with these videos is pretty good! When I finished a challenge about Server-Side Template Injections you uploaded the video about SSTIs. And today I finished a challenge about Deserialization Attacks and now you uploaded this! Haha, keep it going man :)
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I don't get the web exploit:
1.Does the server must have python installed or is this some kind of a asm shellcode?
2.You didn't show the deserialization code on the server
3.How can one distinct between local effects and remote successful rce?
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I've been working with this for about a year from being freshly new from university. All you learn is mostly the theoretical part and not the practical. What i've recently noticed is that i lack the knowledge in HTML to be able to perform and really understand XSSes. So i have also been on the look out to create a web application and use some HTML to really understand JavaScript.
p.s Just got myself two 1TB M2 SSD for my Raspian :P Already have pi-hole installed and will now fiddle with creating an OpenMediaVault to create my own NAS. Hoping by fiddling with stuff like this, will give me more knowledge in actual hacking and understanding it all. Will be fun! Love your videos! have only seen two of them. Saving the rest for the weekend. Good job with them all and greetings from Sweden! :P
I very much appreciate comments like these, thanks.
Also I do think it's necessary for one to learn HTML and Javascript to understand XSS on a fundamental level.
If you Deserialization object with verificarion is your fault not pythons , This can be done with any Language, nice video btw.
Quick question: how did python code run in the server? Is it converted to ASM or some global language?
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(Not real html js)
and that's why you should always sign this kind of stuff
Most disturbing part of this is that the server runs windows(or at least powershell).
who in their right mind just unpickles random data?
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great video! Got a ton out of this! Thank you so much for all your amazing content!
what font do you use for terminal?
Not only that your explanations are great, but you got a huge talent to draw/sketch, so you should change the hobby... (just kidding). :)
amazingly i understood every bit of it...Thanks..it means alot!!!
Thank you
Please , api attack
Well done with ilustrations and quite a good explanation. Definetely would be useful to also hear how to defend against such attacks )
Who uses pickle for serialization/deserialization on production?
so Insecure deserialize have 2 category?
- binary
- Web Application?
thats right?
Veautiful video man
You deserve the like and subscribe
i know this is old, but my question is, why the f!ck does python serialize methods? can't it have just a class that you then initialize like a struct in C(++) somehow (not familiar with python) with only the member variables and the methods will be stored only in your code?
1:04 I love how you took a moment there and then actually estimate "5 hours or so" as though it was meant to be precise :D
how about to Link the Stackoverflow post?
stackoverflow.com/questions/19855156/whats-the-exact-usage-of-reduce-in-pickler
What software do you use for your screen explanation
Your vids are amazing, thanks so much!
Is this vulnerability still exists in Django?
thanks a lot for this very educational content
pretty sure he's using Operator Mono as a font.
$150 flex lmao
If you like seeing cursive in a monospace font, definitely give Victor Mono a try. It's a great free alternative. It also has a fair amount of ligatures supported and is quite stylish. Personally I use it in my code editor to stunt on tasteless peasants.
Basically, creator of the website trusts that you have given valid inputs instead of they checking your inputs.
As Patrick star once said:
I’ve come for your pickle!!!
I have a good idea for you, might I suggest you try giving us some QNA notes or questions at the beginning of each video, giving us the necessary question, and then you go onto answer the questions in depth in the rest of the video.
binary from title says "FU" lol
_lets write insecure code and show it's flawed_
C'mon, who writes that?
imagine a noob friendly, new and popular language having an exploit such as this
It's not a problem with the language, its the serialization library that has the exploit. It even outright tells you not to use it for anything untrusted.
Not even the most security careless developers would use this kind of serialization in such a way so I'm not sure why this video was made.
@@someonerandom9939 ah that's some good context the video maker should've included, thanks
Hi , amazing video. Its possible let the app available to download in a docker environment ?
Great explanation of what de/serialization is !
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even json deserialization is enough to break your machine. i see no reason to use pickle unless it is encrypted after serialization
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Is 490 some joke of "XD" or was it actually 2020? :D
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one question, wouldnt this be an issue for all the existing restapi code we have,?
What is the typography you're using on your vscode instance?
really cool and easy to understand. Agree @NathanielWard
WTF with this language? It serializes method bodies of objects? That's BS.
Why would you ever do that? It is the same as someone upload to your server a sting of code to execute.
Serialisation and deserialisation must be used only for data in objects (and this still have vulnerabilities)
It does not serialize actual methods, but it does serialize the tuple returned by the __reduce__ method, the first item of which is taken as the name an object that the deserializer calls, expecting it to return an initial version of the serialized object to be reconstructed. This call can be to any bound function in memory at the time of deserialization, which is what allows the exploit.
The pickle serializer was never intended to be used with untrusted data, certainly not from a user cookie in a web application. The pickle module documentation conspicuously warns about this.
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How do i know that the website has the vulnerability
this is same thing happen last year about Drupal8 CMS , serialization RCE
Wait, what is the source code of the webpage ?
You awesome thank you
I got error on def __reduce__(self) in this line
Great video!!
Did somebody know which musik playes in the backround
PS: thanks for your great videos
That Keeanu Reeves joke was funny man
Yo i have a question ! Is Laravel safe against these type of attacks ? Compared to Django witch is using python ( a prototyped style of OOP) it's possible to inject some functions in session cookie and execute them using something like constructor, but for Laravel i think it's impossible to do the same thing, so please correct me if i m wrong , and thanks in advance.
I think K. Reeves is 491 in 2021. But the rest of the video is fine. Jokes apart, excellent as always
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Although this might / might not serve as proof of concept, I cannot imagine who would install those tools on the web server, nor how you could run them. I cannot tell how that PS crap works but why not just listen? I like the sparkle of interest it arouses but keep it real.. the day I see you open a console on port 80 you will lose a subscriber
it's pretty sad that people build systems that are actually this dumb. If I were to review a PR of an api that consumes a pickled object I'd make sure to close the PR instantly to make sure it doesn't get merged by others approving lol
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what is your font in visual studio?
Lession learned, just use json instead
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This means the server should store cookies in python pickles, so that when reading pickled cookies to unpickle it, the bad code runs, this is a very specific situation, but its still a cool way to explain serialization and to say to not copy&paste random code into web compiler
Never, ever trust user-supplied data.
I mean you have clear warnings in pickle docs, for a moment I thought you pulled it off as json
Thank you so much for your explaination, cant find anywhere else better than yours, hope you can make a lot more videos related to web vulnerabilities :D
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The gif of the person banging his head against the desk accurately sums up my pentesting career… love all your content btw
Are Django websites vaulnarable to this attack? If so, how can it be prevented?
Nothing that doesn't use pickle is vulnerable to this
Pickle is not a normal (de)serialiser, it's an unsafe one, by design. It's made for a completely different use-case.
The python documentation on pickle is full of warnings about using it on untrusted data.
Most webapps use safe (de)serialisers and formats, like python's builtin 'json' module for the json format
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How come the base-64-encoded cookie has a run of AAAAAAAA in it? Is the cookie screaming? Does it need help? *Should I be concerned!?*
(but no really why is that there?)
In Base64, the letter “A” corresponds to the bits “000000”.
@@cmyk8964 So, long runs of zeroes get converted into A's. Or, emptiness gets converted into screaming. Sounds like midlife crisis.
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Simple but great. Good work.
I hit like button at your example of Serialization! Great video and explanation! Thanks
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are there any vulnerable test apps you recommend to practice this? can you share what you used?