Objective: Compromise Application Using Goutte by Exploiting Goutte-Specific Vulnerabilities (Focused on High-Risk Paths)
Compromise Application Using Goutte [CRITICAL NODE]
├───[AND] Exploit Goutte Functionality [CRITICAL NODE]
│ ├───[OR] 1. Exploit URL Handling Vulnerabilities [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ ├─── 1.1. Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) via Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ └───[AND] 1.1.1. Application allows user-controlled URLs to Goutte [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ ├─── 1.1.1.1. Direct User Input in client->request()
[HIGH RISK PATH]
│ │ │ └─── 1.1.2. Goutte fetches internal resources [HIGH RISK PATH]
│ │ │ ├─── 1.1.2.1. Access internal APIs [HIGH RISK PATH]
│ ├───[OR] 2. Exploit HTML/XML Parsing Vulnerabilities [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ ├─── 2.2. Vulnerabilities in Underlying Parsers (Symfony BrowserKit/CSS Selector) [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ └───[AND] 2.2.1. Exploit known or zero-day vulnerabilities in Symfony components used by Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ ├─── 2.2.1.1. Code Execution via Parser Vulnerabilities (e.g., in CSS selector parsing, HTML parsing) [HIGH RISK PATH]
├───[AND] Exploit Dependencies of Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ ├───[OR] 6. Vulnerabilities in Symfony BrowserKit Component [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ ├─── 6.1. Exploit known vulnerabilities in symfony/browser-kit
[HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ └───[AND] 6.1.1. Application uses vulnerable version of symfony/browser-kit
[CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ ├─── 6.1.1.1. Check for publicly disclosed vulnerabilities and exploits for the used version [HIGH RISK PATH]
│ │ │ └─── 6.1.1.2. Attempt to trigger known vulnerabilities through crafted requests or inputs processed by Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH]
│ ├───[OR] 7. Vulnerabilities in Symfony CSS Selector Component [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ ├─── 7.1. Exploit known vulnerabilities in symfony/css-selector
[HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ └───[AND] 7.1.1. Application uses vulnerable version of symfony/css-selector
[CRITICAL NODE]
│ │ │ ├─── 7.1.1.1. Check for publicly disclosed vulnerabilities and exploits for the used version [HIGH RISK PATH]
│ │ │ └─── 7.1.1.2. Attempt to trigger known vulnerabilities through crafted CSS selectors used by Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH]
Attack Tree Path: 1. Exploit URL Handling Vulnerabilities [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
- Attack Vector: Exploiting weaknesses in how the application handles URLs passed to Goutte, specifically focusing on Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).
- Impact: High - Potential for accessing internal resources, sensitive data, and internal APIs, leading to significant compromise.
- Actionable Insights:
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Input Validation and Sanitization: Strictly validate and sanitize all URLs before passing them to Goutte.
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Allowlisting: Use allowlists of permitted domains or URL patterns.
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Avoid Direct User Input: Never directly use user-provided URLs without thorough validation.
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1.1. Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) via Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:
- Attack Vector: Forcing Goutte to make requests to unintended internal resources.
- Impact: High - Access to internal APIs, services, or files.
- Actionable Insights:
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URL Validation is Crucial: Implement robust URL validation and sanitization.
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Network Segmentation: Network segmentation can limit the impact of SSRF by restricting access to internal resources from the application server.
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1.1.1. Application allows user-controlled URLs to Goutte [CRITICAL NODE]:
- Attack Vector: Application design flaw where user input directly or indirectly controls URLs for Goutte requests.
- Impact: High - Direct pathway to SSRF.
- Actionable Insights:
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Code Review: Review code to identify all instances where user input influences Goutte's URL requests.
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Secure Design: Redesign application logic to avoid direct user control over Goutte URLs.
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1.1.1.1. Direct User Input in
client->request()
[HIGH RISK PATH]:- Attack Vector: Application directly uses user-provided input as the URL in Goutte's
client->request()
method. - Impact: High - Easily exploitable SSRF vulnerability.
- Actionable Insights:
- Eliminate Direct Usage: Never directly use user input in
client->request()
without validation. - Parameterization: If possible, use parameterized URLs or predefined URL structures.
- Eliminate Direct Usage: Never directly use user input in
- Attack Vector: Application directly uses user-provided input as the URL in Goutte's
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1.1.2. Goutte fetches internal resources [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Attack Vector: SSRF leading to access of internal resources.
- Impact: High - Information disclosure, further exploitation.
- Actionable Insights:
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Network Policies: Implement network policies to restrict outbound traffic from the application server.
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Principle of Least Privilege: Limit the application's access to only necessary external and internal resources.
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1.1.2.1. Access internal APIs [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Attack Vector: SSRF used to access internal APIs.
- Impact: High - Data breach, manipulation of internal systems.
- Actionable Insights:
- API Authentication: Implement strong authentication and authorization for internal APIs.
- API Rate Limiting: Rate limit API access to mitigate DoS and brute-force attempts.
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Attack Tree Path: 2. Exploit HTML/XML Parsing Vulnerabilities [CRITICAL NODE]
- Attack Vector: Exploiting vulnerabilities in the HTML/XML parsers used by Goutte, specifically focusing on vulnerabilities in underlying Symfony components.
- Impact: Critical - Potential for code execution, information disclosure, or denial of service.
- Actionable Insights:
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Dependency Management and Security Updates (Crucial): Regularly update Goutte and its Symfony dependencies.
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Vulnerability Monitoring: Monitor security advisories for Symfony components and Goutte.
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2.2. Vulnerabilities in Underlying Parsers (Symfony BrowserKit/CSS Selector) [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:
- Attack Vector: Exploiting known or zero-day vulnerabilities in Symfony components used by Goutte for parsing.
- Impact: Critical - Code execution, information disclosure.
- Actionable Insights:
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Patch Management: Prioritize patching vulnerabilities in Symfony components.
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Web Application Firewall (WAF): Consider using a WAF to detect and block exploits targeting parser vulnerabilities.
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2.2.1. Exploit known or zero-day vulnerabilities in Symfony components used by Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:
- Attack Vector: Targeting specific vulnerabilities in
symfony/browser-kit
orsymfony/css-selector
. - Impact: Critical - System compromise.
- Actionable Insights:
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Proactive Updates: Adopt a proactive approach to dependency updates.
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Security Audits: Conduct regular security audits and penetration testing to identify potential vulnerabilities.
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2.2.1.1. Code Execution via Parser Vulnerabilities (e.g., in CSS selector parsing, HTML parsing) [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Attack Vector: Crafting malicious input to trigger code execution through parser vulnerabilities.
- Impact: Critical - Full system compromise.
- Actionable Insights:
- Input Sanitization (Defense in Depth): While updates are primary, input sanitization can provide an additional layer of defense.
- Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP): Consider RASP solutions for real-time vulnerability detection and prevention.
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- Attack Vector: Targeting specific vulnerabilities in
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Attack Tree Path: 3. Exploit Dependencies of Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]
- Attack Vector: Exploiting vulnerabilities within Goutte's dependencies, specifically
symfony/browser-kit
andsymfony/css-selector
. - Impact: Critical - Inherited vulnerabilities can lead to code execution, information disclosure, or denial of service.
- Actionable Insights:
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Dependency Scanning: Implement automated dependency scanning tools to detect vulnerable dependencies.
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Composer Security Audit: Utilize Composer's built-in security audit features.
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6. Vulnerabilities in Symfony BrowserKit Component [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:
- Attack Vector: Exploiting vulnerabilities specifically in
symfony/browser-kit
. - Impact: Critical - Code execution, information disclosure.
- Actionable Insights:
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BrowserKit Updates: Keep
symfony/browser-kit
updated to the latest secure version. -
Security Monitoring: Subscribe to Symfony security advisories for
browser-kit
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6.1. Exploit known vulnerabilities in
symfony/browser-kit
[HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:- Attack Vector: Targeting known, publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in
symfony/browser-kit
. - Impact: Critical - Exploitable vulnerabilities are easier to target.
- Actionable Insights:
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Patch Immediately: Apply security patches for
symfony/browser-kit
as soon as they are released. -
Version Pinning (with caution): While updates are crucial, consider version pinning in conjunction with regular updates to manage dependency changes.
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6.1.1. Application uses vulnerable version of
symfony/browser-kit
[CRITICAL NODE]:- Attack Vector: Application is running a version of
symfony/browser-kit
with known vulnerabilities. - Impact: Critical - Direct exposure to known exploits.
- Actionable Insights:
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Version Audit: Regularly audit the versions of
symfony/browser-kit
in use. -
Automated Updates: Implement automated dependency update processes.
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6.1.1.1. Check for publicly disclosed vulnerabilities and exploits for the used version [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Action: Regularly check security databases and advisories for vulnerabilities affecting the used version of
symfony/browser-kit
.
- Action: Regularly check security databases and advisories for vulnerabilities affecting the used version of
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6.1.1.2. Attempt to trigger known vulnerabilities through crafted requests or inputs processed by Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Action: Security testing should include attempts to trigger known vulnerabilities in
symfony/browser-kit
using crafted inputs relevant to Goutte's usage.
- Action: Security testing should include attempts to trigger known vulnerabilities in
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- Attack Vector: Application is running a version of
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- Attack Vector: Targeting known, publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in
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- Attack Vector: Exploiting vulnerabilities specifically in
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7. Vulnerabilities in Symfony CSS Selector Component [HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:
- Attack Vector: Exploiting vulnerabilities specifically in
symfony/css-selector
. - Impact: Critical - Code execution, information disclosure.
- Actionable Insights:
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CSS Selector Updates: Keep
symfony/css-selector
updated to the latest secure version. -
Security Monitoring: Subscribe to Symfony security advisories for
css-selector
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7.1. Exploit known vulnerabilities in
symfony/css-selector
[HIGH RISK PATH] [CRITICAL NODE]:- Attack Vector: Targeting known, publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in
symfony/css-selector
. - Impact: Critical - Exploitable vulnerabilities are easier to target.
- Actionable Insights:
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Patch Immediately: Apply security patches for
symfony/css-selector
as soon as they are released. -
7.1.1. Application uses vulnerable version of
symfony/css-selector
[CRITICAL NODE]:- Attack Vector: Application is running a version of
symfony/css-selector
with known vulnerabilities. - Impact: Critical - Direct exposure to known exploits.
- Actionable Insights:
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Version Audit: Regularly audit the versions of
symfony/css-selector
in use. -
Automated Updates: Implement automated dependency update processes.
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7.1.1.1. Check for publicly disclosed vulnerabilities and exploits for the used version [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Action: Regularly check security databases and advisories for vulnerabilities affecting the used version of
symfony/css-selector
.
- Action: Regularly check security databases and advisories for vulnerabilities affecting the used version of
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7.1.1.2. Attempt to trigger known vulnerabilities through crafted CSS selectors used by Goutte [HIGH RISK PATH]:
- Action: Security testing should include attempts to trigger known vulnerabilities in
symfony/css-selector
using crafted CSS selectors relevant to Goutte's usage.
- Action: Security testing should include attempts to trigger known vulnerabilities in
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- Attack Vector: Application is running a version of
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- Attack Vector: Targeting known, publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in
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- Attack Vector: Exploiting vulnerabilities specifically in
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