Add CVE-2024-13161 rule and test #1276
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Hello @buixor, ✅ The new VPATCH Rule is compliant, thank you for your contribution! |
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Hello @buixor, Scenarios/AppSec Rule are compliant with the taxonomy, thank you for your contribution! |
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The detection rule for CVE-2024-13161 targets the specific endpoint
/WSVulnerabilityCore/VulCore.asmxand checks for the presence of a UNC path in thewildcardXML element within the SOAP request body. This path is indicative of an NTLM credential coercion attack, where an attacker specifies a remote UNC path to trigger NTLM authentication. The rule uses a regex match to detect any UNC path that includes a temporary directory and a.txtfile, which aligns with the attack vector described in the vulnerability. The rule is designed to be case insensitive and to specifically match the structure of the attack, minimizing false positives while ensuring effective detection.