hunt-rce

Automating remote code execution vulnerability hunting involves scanning targets for common RCE vectors like template injection, YAML/XML deserialization, dependency confusion, and path traversal to identify potential exploits.

You can scan for RCE vulnerabilities such as template injection, YAML deserialization, XML deserialization, dependency confusion, and path traversal across servers, cloud infrastructure, mobile app backends, and admin consoles.

Detecting YAML and XML deserialization vulnerabilities requires scanning the target using libraries that parse and evaluate these payloads, identifying unsafe deserialization patterns that allow remote code execution.

Yes, you can scan admin consoles and mobile app backends for RCE vulnerabilities because the approach is target-agnostic and works across various target types including web applications and cloud infrastructure.

Yes, you need libraries like requests, argparse, yaml, and xml.etree.ElementTree to handle HTTP requests, parse configuration data, and detect template injection and path traversal vectors during vulnerability scanning.

The best way to find dependency confusion and path traversal vulnerabilities is to automate scanning using scripts that evaluate target inputs against known RCE vectors, significantly reducing manual testing effort.