GHSA-3wgp-x9p5-c7cc Appium: Reflected XSS / arbitrary JS in @appium/base-driver /test/guinea-pig* routes

• npm @appium/base-driver: < 10.7.0 → fixed in 10.7.0

Summary Appium's base-driver mounts the built-in `/test/guinea-pig`, `/test/guinea-pig-scrollable` and `/test/guinea-pig-app-banner` routes unconditionally on every server. The handler reflects the `throwError` query param, the `comments` POST field, and the `User-Agent` request header into the returned HTML via `compileLodashTemplate`, which interpolates `` as `String(expr)` with no HTML/JS escaping. This yields reflected XSS, and the `throwError` value is reflected inside a `` block, giving arbitrary JavaScript execution on the server's origin. No authentication, no session, no driver and no plugin are required, and the default bind address is `0.0.0.0`. Details Affected • `@appium/base-driver` 10.6.0 (with Appium server 3.5.0); tested live. • Template engine helper: `@appium/base-driver` `lib/utils.ts` `compileLodashTemplate`. Location (file:line) • Routes mounted unconditionally: `base-driver/lib/express/server.ts:216-219` (`app.all('/test/guinea-pig', guineaPig)` etc.). • Tainting: `base-driver/lib/express/static.ts:35-61` (`guineaPigTemplate`) — `throwError = String(req.params.throwError ?? req.query?.throwError)`, `params.comment = String(req.body.comments)`, `params.userAgent = req.headers['user-agent']`. • Unescaped render: `base-driver/lib/utils.ts:67-83` (`compileLodashTemplate`) emits `` as `String(${expr})` via `new Function(...)`, no escaping. • Sinks (shipped templates): `base-driver/static/test/guinea-pig.html:11-12` (`throwError` inside ``), `:50` (`comment`), `:87` (`userAgent`); same in `guinea-pig-scrollable.html` / `guinea-pig-app-banner.html`. PoC Requests: ``` GET /test/guinea-pig?throwError=x%27%2balert(document.domain)%2b%27 POST /test/guinea-pig (body: comments=) GET /test/guinea-pig (header: User-Agent: alert(7)) ``` Impact An attacker who can get a victim to open a crafted link (or auto-submit a form) to the Appium server executes arbitrary JavaScript on the server's origin. With default CORS `*` + no authentication, that JS can drive the WebDriver REST API and plugin endpoints. The endpoints are debug/test fixtures that should not be reachable on a production listener at all.