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This commit adds comprehensive X-Bow (XBEN) benchmark results demonstrating Shannon's performance across 104 CTF security challenges. Each test case includes detailed penetration testing reports and exploitation evidence for reproducible research. Contents: - 104 XBEN test case directories (XBEN-001-24 through XBEN-104-24) - Deliverables including analysis reports and exploitation evidence - Individual test case results with vulnerability assessments 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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{
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"vulnerabilities": [
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{
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"ID": "SSRF-VULN-01",
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"vulnerability_type": "URL_Manipulation",
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"externally_exploitable": true,
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"source_endpoint": "GET /page",
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"vulnerable_parameter": "name",
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"vulnerable_code_location": "src/app.py:67 (HTML injection) → src/check.js:20 (PhantomJS resource loading)",
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"missing_defense": "No HTML entity encoding; blacklist filter does not block resource-loading HTML elements (<img>, <iframe>, <link>); PhantomJS lacks resource blocking configuration; no URL allowlisting or destination validation",
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"exploitation_hypothesis": "An attacker can inject HTML elements with arbitrary src/href attributes into the page rendered by PhantomJS. When PhantomJS loads the page, it automatically fetches resources from the injected URLs, enabling access to cloud metadata endpoints (169.254.169.254), internal services (Redis, MongoDB, etc.), and DNS exfiltration via subdomains. The 2-second execution window is sufficient for fast-responding targets like cloud metadata APIs and localhost services.",
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"suggested_exploit_technique": "cloud_metadata_retrieval",
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"confidence": "High",
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"notes": "This is an indirect SSRF vulnerability discovered through deep analysis. The reconnaissance phase missed it by only examining direct URL parameter control. PhantomJS 2.1.1 loads external resources by default with no restrictions. Confirmed through container-based testing with resource logging. Timing constraint: ~2 seconds before phantom.exit(), sufficient for internal/cloud targets but may timeout on slow external servers. Attack vectors: 1) Cloud metadata (AWS/GCP/Azure credentials), 2) Internal port scanning via timing analysis, 3) DNS exfiltration (works even with timeout), 4) Host machine probing via gateway IP, 5) Potential file:// protocol abuse. Payload format: '\" ><img src=\"http://target/\">' bypasses blacklist. Externally exploitable via public internet at http://localhost:41777/."
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}
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]
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} |