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wpscan/lib/wpscan/wp_version.rb

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# encoding: UTF-8
#--
# WPScan - WordPress Security Scanner
# Copyright (C) 2012-2013
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#++
require "wpscan/vulnerable"
class WpVersion < Vulnerable
attr_reader :number, :discovery_method
def initialize(number, options = {})
@number = number
@discovery_method = options[:discovery_method]
@vulns_file = options[:vulns_file] || WP_VULNS_FILE
@vulns_xpath = "//wordpress[@version='#{@number}']/vulnerability"
end
# Will use all method self.find_from_* to try to detect the version
# Once the version is found, it will return a WpVersion object
# The method_name will be without 'find_from_' and '_' will be replace by ' ' (IE 'meta generator', 'rss generator' etc)
# If the version is not found, nil is returned
#
# The order in which the find_from_* methods are is important, they will be called in the same order
# (find_from_meta_generator, find_from_rss_generator etc)
def self.find(target_uri, wp_content_dir)
options = {
base_uri: target_uri,
wp_content_dir: wp_content_dir
}
self.methods.grep(/find_from_/).each do |method_to_call|
version = self.send(method_to_call, options)
if version
return new(version, discovery_method: method_to_call[%r{find_from_(.*)}, 1].gsub('_', ' '))
end
end
nil
end
protected
# Returns the first match of <pattern> in the body of the url
def self.scan_url(base_uri, pattern, path = nil)
url = path ? base_uri.merge(path).to_s : base_uri.to_s
response = Browser.instance.get_and_follow_location(url)
response.body[pattern, 1]
end
#
# DO NOT Change the order of the following methods
# unless you know what you are doing
# See WpVersion.find
#
# Attempts to find the wordpress version from,
# the generator meta tag in the html source.
#
# The meta tag can be removed however it seems,
# that it is reinstated on upgrade.
def self.find_from_meta_generator(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{name="generator" content="wordpress #{WpVersion.version_pattern}"}i
)
end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from,
# the generator tag in the RSS feed source.
def self.find_from_rss_generator(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{<generator>http://wordpress.org/\?v=#{WpVersion.version_pattern}</generator>}i,
'feed/'
)
end
# Attempts to find WordPress version from,
# the generator tag in the RDF feed source.
def self.find_from_rdf_generator(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{<admin:generatorAgent rdf:resource="http://wordpress.org/\?v=#{WpVersion.version_pattern}" />}i,
'feed/rdf/'
)
end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from,
# the generator tag in the RSS2 feed source.
#
# Have not been able to find an example of this - Ryan
#def self.find_from_rss2_generator(options)
# WpVersion.scan_url(
# options[:base_uri],
# %r{<generator>http://wordpress.org/?v=(#{WpVersion.version_pattern})</generator>}i,
# 'feed/rss/'
# )
#end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from,
# the generator tag in the Atom source.
def self.find_from_atom_generator(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{<generator uri="http://wordpress.org/" version="#{WpVersion.version_pattern}">WordPress</generator>}i,
'feed/atom/'
)
end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from,
# the generator tag in the comment rss source.
#
# Have not been able to find an example of this - Ryan
#def self.find_from_comments_rss_generator(options)
# WpVersion.scan_url(
# options[:base_uri],
# %r{<!-- generator="WordPress/#{WpVersion.version_pattern}" -->}i,
# 'comments/feed/'
# )
#end
# Uses data/wp_versions.xml to try to identify a
# wordpress version.
#
# It does this by using client side file hashing
#
# /!\ Warning : this method might return false positive if the file used for fingerprinting is part of a theme (they can be updated)
#
def self.find_from_advanced_fingerprinting(options)
target_uri = options[:base_uri]
version_xml = options[:version_xml] || WP_VERSIONS_FILE # needed for rpsec
wp_content = options[:wp_content_dir]
wp_plugins = "#{wp_content}/plugins"
xml = xml(version_xml)
xml.xpath('//file').each do |node|
file_src = node.attribute('src').text
file_url = target_uri.merge(file_src).to_s.
gsub(/\$wp-plugins\$/i, wp_plugins).
gsub(/\$wp-content\$/i, wp_content)
response = Browser.instance.get(file_url)
md5sum = Digest::MD5.hexdigest(response.body)
node.search('hash').each do |hash|
if hash.attribute('md5').text == md5sum
return hash.search('version').text
end
end
end
nil
end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from the readme.html file.
def self.find_from_readme(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{<br />\sversion #{WpVersion.version_pattern}}i,
'readme.html'
)
end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from the sitemap.xml file.
#
# See: http://code.google.com/p/wpscan/issues/detail?id=109
def self.find_from_sitemap_generator(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{generator="wordpress/#{WpVersion.version_pattern}"}i,
'sitemap.xml'
)
end
# Attempts to find the WordPress version from the p-links-opml.php file.
def self.find_from_links_opml(options)
WpVersion.scan_url(
options[:base_uri],
%r{generator="wordpress/#{WpVersion.version_pattern}"}i,
'wp-links-opml.php'
)
end
# Used to check if the version is correct: must contain at least one dot.
def self.version_pattern
'([^\r\n"\']+\.[^\r\n"\']+)'
end
end