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Java Deserialization Cheat Sheet – Detecting And Exploiting Vulnerabilities

A cheat sheet for pentesters and researchers about deserialization vulnerabilities in various Java (JVM) serialization libraries.

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Table Of Content

  • Java Native Serialization (binary)
    • Overview
    • Main talks & presentations & docs
    • Payload generators
    • Exploits
    • Detect
    • Vulnerable apps (without public sploits/need more info)
    • Protection
    • For Android
  • XMLEncoder (XML)
  • XStream (XML/JSON/various)
  • Kryo (binary)
  • Hessian/Burlap (binary/XML)
  • Castor (XML)
  • json-io (JSON)
  • Jackson (JSON)
  • Fastjson (JSON)
  • Genson (JSON)
  • Flexjson (JSON)
  • Jodd (JSON)
  • Red5 IO AMF (AMF)
  • Apache Flex BlazeDS (AMF)
  • Flamingo AMF (AMF)
  • GraniteDS (AMF)
  • WebORB for Java (AMF)
  • SnakeYAML (YAML)
  • jYAML (YAML)
  • YamlBeans (YAML)
  • “Safe” deserialization

Java Native Serialization (Binary)

Overview

  • Java Deserialization Security FAQ
  • From Foxgloves Security

Main talks & presentations & docs

Marshalling Pickles

by @frohoff & @gebl

  • Video
  • Slides
  • Other stuff
Exploiting Deserialization Vulnerabilities in Java

by @matthias_kaiser

  • Video
Serial Killer: Silently Pwning Your Java Endpoints

by @pwntester & @cschneider4711

  • Slides
  • White Paper
  • Bypass Gadget Collection

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