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Command-line toolkit to detect, brute-force keys, and exploit Apache Shiro rememberMe deserialization vulnerabilities (CVE-2016-4437) for authorized security te
ShiroAttack2 CLI is a Java-based command-line toolkit for detecting Apache Shiro rememberMe deserialization vulnerabilities, brute-forcing AES keys, executing commands, injecting in-memory web shells, and changing target Shiro keys. It runs from a fat JAR and supports structured JSON output for automation.
Use this skill during authorized security assessments or penetration tests when you need to: detect if a target uses Shiro, verify or brute-force the rememberMe AES key, run commands via gadget chains, inject memory shells for post-exploitation (with permission), or attempt key replacement. Not for unauthorized use.
Likely to be used by security-focused agent integrations that can execute CLI tools and parse JSON output (local automation, red-team tooling, or integration with security orchestration agents).
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