Inedo ProGet’s Comedy of Errors: When C# Reflections and CSRF Team Up for Chaos!
Inedo ProGet 2024.22 and below are vulnerable to insecure reflection and CSRF attacks, making it easier for unauthenticated attackers to restart ProGet instances endlessly. Remember, just because it’s endlessly restarting, doesn’t mean it’s getting any better!
Hot Take:
Security vulnerabilities in software are like cockroaches in a kitchen—where you see one, there’s bound to be more. Inedo ProGet seems to have a full-fledged infestation problem with its insecure reflection and CSRF vulnerabilities. It’s like they’ve left the backdoor wide open and hung a sign saying “Hackers Welcome!” Someone grab the RAID, because this is going to need more than a simple bug spray.
Key Points:
- Inedo ProGet 2024.22 and earlier versions have critical vulnerabilities.
- Issues include unauthenticated denial of service (DoS) and information disclosure.
- Vulnerabilities are due to insecure C# reflection and lack of CSRF protections.
- Attackers can exploit these to restart ProGet instances indefinitely.
- These vulnerabilities affect both public and private ProGet instances.
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