What problem does it solve?
This Skill addresses the risk of undetected remote code execution in .NET applications that consume external SOAP services via WSDL import, where a silent type cast failure during deserialization allows attackers to write arbitrary executable files (like .aspx webshells) to the server via user-influenced WSDL URLs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Endpoint Detection: Probes common SOAP/WCF/ASMX endpoints and validates .NET server response headers to confirm target viability.
- Exploit Parameter Validation: Tests for user-influenced WSDL URL parameters via JSON APIs and SOAP import headers, using out-of-band callbacks to confirm server-side fetching behavior.
- Payload Deployment & Fallbacks: Crafts malicious WSDL payloads to trigger file writes, verifies webshell accessibility, and provides alternative path suggestions and chaining options for blocked execution scenarios.
- Use Case: Red teamers assessing .NET applications that integrate third-party SOAP services can use this Skill to automate exploitation of the WSDL proxy deserialization flaw to gain initial access without triggering standard security alerts.
Quick Start
Use the soapwn-wsdl-rce skill to exploit a user-influenced WSDL URL parameter on a target .NET SOAP endpoint to deploy a functional webshell and gain remote code execution.
