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Try reading reviews or recommendations from sites like mine before you download any freeware at all. How exactly is this distributed though, you ask? Usually from a local network server, over plain-text HTTP it's a local address, so there's often no certs available. What could go wrong? It doesn't automatically provide WPAD support fortunately, given this vulnerability although only because the PR was never completed.
So far so good. This is how PAC files are designed to work, and some implementation of this is necessary to support the many enterprise environments that use them. This then is used in Proxy-Agent, which takes arbitrary proxy URLs and maps them to the appropriate agents.
This is very convenient if you need to support a variety of system configurations! Read the system config, pass it to Proxy-Agent, and use the resulting agent for all outgoing requests. Degenerator is designed to transform arbitrary code, and returns a sort-of sandboxed function, using Node. This is an easy mistake to make - it's small text frankly, it should be the headline on that page and next to every method and MongoDB did the exact same thing too in , with even worse consequences.
Unfortunately though this creates a big problem. While VM does try to create an isolated environment in a separate context, there's a long list of easy ways to access the original context and break out of the sandbox entirely we'll take a look at an example in a minute, but for now just trust me , allowing code inside the 'sandbox' to basically do anything it likes on your system.
Every time you make a request using the PAC file, it can run arbitrary code and do anything on your system. If it's malicious, you're in big trouble. In practice, this either requires an attacker on your local network, a specific vulnerable configuration, or some second vulnerability that allows an attacker to set your config values.
If you end up in any of those situations though, it's game over, and it's easier than it sounds - anybody using a Node. To exploit this, the attacker needs to somehow provide a malicious PAC file see above for ways this could happen , with contents that looks something like this:.
That's it - this is all that's required to break out of the VM module sandbox. If you can make a vulnerable target use this PAC file as their proxy configuration, then you can run arbitrary code on their machine.
The example here will log env vars to the console in the client application and then shut it down, but of course it could silently send them elsewhere instead, write to files on the machine, attack other devices on the network, change application behaviour to attack clients, start mining crypto, etc etc. This is a well-known attack against the VM module, and it works because Node doesn't isolate the context of the 'sandbox' fully, because it's not really trying to provide serious isolation.
For example, you could find a bug in my Tip Calculator or want to add your own features. So, how do you fork a public repository? You can head to www. If the original project owner likes the change — and it works properly — it can be merged into the original codebase as production code. As you can see, downloading files and whole projects from GitHub is actually quite easy.
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