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Attack Tree Analysis for docusealco/docuseal

Objective: [[Attacker's Goal: Unauthorized Access, Modification, Exfiltration, or Disruption of Docuseal Data/Service]]

Attack Tree Visualization

[[Attacker's Goal]] / |
Vulnerable Dependency Misconfigured Storage Weak Authentication (HR) Permissions (HR) /
[[Default [[Brute-Force Credentials]] Login (HR)]] (HR) | | |------- Core Functionality Exploits -------| /
Document Template Manipulation Submission Data Injection | /
[[Inject Malicious Code]] [[Inject XSS]] [[Inject SQL]] (HR) (HR) (HR)

|------- Signature Process Exploits -------|
                /
Signature Process Forgery/Bypass
                |
[[Forge Digital Signature]]
(HR)

Attack Tree Path: Vulnerable Dependency (HR)

  • Description: An attacker exploits a known vulnerability in a third-party library or dependency used by Docuseal (e.g., a Node.js package, database driver, or other component).
  • Likelihood: Medium to High
  • Impact: Low to Very High (depends on the specific vulnerability)
  • Effort: Low to High (exploiting known vulnerabilities is often low effort)
  • Skill Level: Low to Very High (exploiting known vulnerabilities requires low skill)
  • Detection Difficulty: Low to Medium
  • Description: An attacker gains unauthorized access to documents or data stored by Docuseal due to misconfigured permissions on cloud storage services (e.g., AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage).
  • Likelihood: Medium
  • Impact: High to Very High
  • Effort: Low
  • Skill Level: Low
  • Detection Difficulty: Low to Medium

Attack Tree Path: Weak Authentication

  • Description: An attacker gains administrative access by using default credentials that were not changed after installation.
  • Likelihood: Low (if best practices are followed)
  • Impact: Very High
  • Effort: Very Low
  • Skill Level: Very Low
  • Detection Difficulty: Low

Attack Tree Path: [[Brute-Force Login (HR)]]

  • Description: An attacker gains access to a user account by systematically trying different passwords.
  • Likelihood: Medium to High (if no account lockout or rate limiting)
  • Impact: High
  • Effort: Low to Medium
  • Skill Level: Low
  • Detection Difficulty: Low to Medium
  • Description: An attacker injects malicious code (e.g., JavaScript) into a document template, which is then executed when the document is viewed or processed.
  • Likelihood: Medium to High (depends on input validation)
  • Impact: High to Very High
  • Effort: Low to Medium
  • Skill Level: Low to High
  • Detection Difficulty: Medium to High

Attack Tree Path: Submission Data Injection

  • Description: An attacker injects a malicious XSS payload into form fields, which is then executed in the context of other users' browsers.
  • Likelihood: Medium to High (depends on output encoding)
  • Impact: Medium to High
  • Effort: Low
  • Skill Level: Low
  • Detection Difficulty: Medium
  • Description: An attacker injects SQL code into form fields to manipulate or extract data from the database.
  • Likelihood: Low to Medium (if parameterized queries are used)
  • Impact: Very High
  • Effort: Low to Medium
  • Skill Level: Low to High
  • Detection Difficulty: Low to Medium
  • Description: An attacker forges a digital signature, allowing them to create fraudulent documents that appear to be legitimately signed.
  • Likelihood: Very Low to Low (If strong cryptography is used)
  • Impact: Very High
  • Effort: Very High
  • Skill Level: Very High
  • Detection Difficulty: High