ZeroDayEvil / CVE-2026-75604-PoC
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π‘ Official AI Security Tool module for CVE-2026-75604 (Next.js Windows Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution) with safe in-app execution, deep vulnerability validation, and DevSecOps-ready security auditing workflows.
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π‘ AI Security Tool Module CVE-2026-75604: Next.js Windows Unauthenticated RCE Official Security Audit Module for AI Security Tool Ecosystem π Web Demo β’ π Project Website β’ π¬ Community Chat Website Navigation: Home β’ Updates β’ Downloads β’ Modules π§ Conceptual Overview This module delivers advanced detection and technical validation for CVE-2026-75604 , an unauthenticated Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability impacting vulnerable Next.js applications hosted on Windows . The exposure appears when multiple runtime conditions align: mixed Pages Router and App Router behavior, dynamic cache-backed routes, filesystem cache interactions, and a compatible closure-bound Server Action. Under this combination, remote attackers may chain request primitives into command execution paths. π― Core Impact Philosophy "When route logic and cache logic intersect unsafely, unauthenticated RCE becomes practical." CVE-2026-75604 is highly relevant for blue teams, red teams, CTF players, and DevSecOps engineers running production Next.js services on Windows servers. π Vulnerability Specifications Specification Assigned Value Notes CVE Identifier CVE-2026-75604 Next.js Windows Unauthenticated RCE Severity Rating Critical Remote exploitation under specific routing/cache conditions Affected Stack Next.js on Windows Pages Router + App Router without Cache Components Affected Versions >=13.4 <15.5.24 or >=16.0 <16.3.3 Publicly validated scenario includes next@16.2.11 Attack Vector Network Unauthenticated remote request chain Privileges Required None No prior authentication required πΈ Attack Scenario & Architecture graph TD A[Remote Attacker] -->|Crafted Requests| B[Vulnerable Next.js Windows Host] B -->|Pages/App Cache Interaction| C[State Manipulation] C -->|Server Action Abuse Chain| D[Command Execution Primitive] D -->|OS-level Execution| E[Remote Code Execution] π§ͺ Security Research Context This AI Security Tool module converts advisory-level vulnerability knowledge into repeatable, auditable, and safe validation workflows suitable for controlled labs, enterprise security testing, and CTF training environments. π‘ Mitigation Checklist π’ Patch Immediately: Upgrade Next.js to fixed versions outside vulnerable ranges. π’ Audit Hybrid Routing: Review applications that combine Pages Router and App Router. π’ Harden Server Actions: Reduce action attack surface and validate unsafe action paths. π‘ Review Cache Design: Reassess filesystem cache usage on dynamic routes. π» How to Run this Module β οΈ IMPORTANT: This module is designed for safe execution inside the AI Security Tool ecosystem only. Even if the original PoC is written in Python, execution is performed from the AI Security Tool console in an isolated workflow. 1οΈβ£ Install AI Security Tool Install the core AI Security Tool engine before running the CVE-2026-75604 module: OS / Platform Version Architecture / Format Rele