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01 Background

Recently, Qianxin released a ThinkPHP 6.0 "arbitrary" file creation vulnerability security risk notice. DYSRC analyzed the vulnerability at the first time and successfully reproduced the vulnerability.

Vulnerability impact: top-think/framework 6.x < 6.0.2

02 Positioning problem

Based on arbitrary file creation and recent commit history, it can be inferred that 1bbe75019 is the patch for this issue. You can see that the patch restricts sessionid to letters and numbers, which makes the problem even more obvious.

03 Principle analysis

Putting aside the above problem, let's take a look at how thinkphp stores sessions.

ThinkcontractSessionHandlerInterface

SessionHandlerInterface::write method is executed when localizing session data and is automatically executed at the end of each request.

See how the thinksessiondriverFile class is implemented.

First generate the file name from $sessID by getFileName, and then writeFile writes to the file.

Follow up getFileName and concatenate the passed $sessID directly as the file name. Since $sessID is controllable, file names are controllable.

04 Presentation

At this point in the analysis, the entire vulnerability flow was basically clear. The local demo results are given below.

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