Laravel Pulse 1.3.1: Code Injection Chaos Strikes Again! 🚨
Laravel Pulse versions below 1.3.1 suffer from a hilarious vulnerability: they allow anyone with a knack for mischief to inject arbitrary code via the `remember()` method. This could lead to remote code execution or data exfiltration. So, patch up before your server ends up doing stand-up comedy routines without your permission!
Hot Take:
Looks like Laravel Pulse is pulsing with vulnerabilities! Who knew a simple “remember” could lead to a “forget everything”? Time to patch it up before your code goes on a wild ride!
Key Points:
- A vulnerability in Laravel Pulse (<1.3.1) allows arbitrary code injection through the 'remember()' method.
- The exploit leverages Laravel’s Livewire framework to execute malicious code remotely.
- This vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2024-55661 and can lead to data exfiltration or remote code execution.
- The exploit was tested on Laravel Pulse v1.2.0 on Ubuntu 22.04 with Apache2.
- Security enthusiasts are encouraged to upgrade to the latest Laravel Pulse version to mitigate the risk.
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