This Metasploit module exploits an arbitrary command injection in Webmin versions prior to 1.997. Webmin uses the OS package manager (apt, yum, etc.) to perform package updates and installation. Due to a lack of input sanitization, it is possible to inject an arbitrary command that will be concatenated to the package manager call. This exploit requires authentication and the account must have access to the Software Package Updates module.
40335e81c5e1920c59b3fa7d7b9555cf342eefb7151f937070f230f69f2b8ee3This Metasploit module exploits an improper input validation vulnerability in MyBB versions prior to 1.8.30 to execute arbitrary code in the context of the user running the application. The MyBB Admin Control setting page calls the PHP eval function with unsanitized user input. The exploit adds a new setting, injecting the payload in the vulnerable field, and triggers its execution with a second request. Finally, it takes care of cleaning up and removes the setting. Note that authentication is required for this exploit to work and the account must have rights to add or update settings (typically, the myBB administrator role).
b59589e32d8e76fd8a874fc6ea8f9b40d067ee43017c9072165e2a8ca889d7deThe print spooler service can be abused by an authenticated remote attacker to load a DLL through a crafted DCERPC request, resulting in remote code execution as NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM. This module uses the MS-RPRN vector which requires the Print Spooler service to be running.
1720ad267b345d6b91409cdb01c0ab129fc9f485ac71c4c4a816698bd6351239This Metasploit module leverages a flaw in runc to escape a Docker container and get command execution on the host as root. This vulnerability is identified as CVE-2019-5736. It overwrites the runc binary with the payload and waits for someone to use docker exec to get into the container. This will trigger the payload execution. Note that executing this exploit carries important risks regarding the Docker installation integrity on the target and inside the container.
cccb41227aca832e89e9a6f586e66617bdec002e1dded9d5addd44548302edb1This Metasploit module leverages an insecure setting to get remote code execution on the target OS in the context of the user running Gogs. This is possible when the current user is allowed to create git hooks, which is the default for administrative users. For non-administrative users, the permission needs to be specifically granted by an administrator. To achieve code execution, the module authenticates to the Gogs web interface, creates a temporary repository, sets a post-receive git hook with the payload and creates a dummy file in the repository. This last action will trigger the git hook and execute the payload. Everything is done through the web interface. No mitigation has been implemented so far (latest stable version is 0.12.3). This module has been tested successfully against version 0.12.3 on docker. Windows version could not be tested since the git hook feature seems to be broken.
4e19a5ed4cbfca5897bf97baac1af8eb8a2e38d3a71e67bc5dd454724c8f460dThis Metasploit module leverages an insecure setting to get remote code execution on the target OS in the context of the user running Gitea. This is possible when the current user is allowed to create git hooks, which is the default for administrative users. For non-administrative users, the permission needs to be specifically granted by an administrator. To achieve code execution, the module authenticates to the Gitea web interface, creates a temporary repository, sets a post-receive git hook with the payload and creates a dummy file in the repository. This last action will trigger the git hook and execute the payload. Everything is done through the web interface. It has been mitigated in version 1.13.0 by setting the Gitea DISABLE_GIT_HOOKS configuration setting to true by default. This disables this feature and prevents all users (including admin) from creating custom git hooks. This module has been tested successfully against docker versions 1.12.5, 1.12.6 and 1.13.6 with DISABLE_GIT_HOOKS set to false, and on version 1.12.6 on Windows.
777838a8c7aba78aa158817a5091acfd7337de3556b2fc8c26c13ab9c90a1621This Metasploit module leverages an authentication bypass and directory traversal vulnerabilities in Saltstack Salt's REST API to execute commands remotely on the master as the root user. Every 60 seconds, salt-master service performs a maintenance process check that reloads and executes all the grains on the master, including custom grain modules in the Extension Module directory. So, this module simply creates a Python script at this location and waits for it to be executed. The time interval is set to 60 seconds by default but can be changed in the master configuration file with the loop_interval option. Note that, if an administrator executes commands locally on the master, the maintenance process check will also be performed. It has been fixed in the following installation packages: 3002.5, 3001.6 and 3000.8. Also, a patch is available for the following versions: 3002.2, 3001.4, 3000.6, 2019.2.8, 2019.2.5, 2018.3.5, 2017.7.8, 2016.11.10, 2016.11.6, 2016.11.5, 2016.11.3, 2016.3.8, 2016.3.6, 2016.3.4, 2015.8.13 and 2015.8.10. This module has been tested successfully against versions 3001.4, 3002 and 3002.2 on Ubuntu 18.04.
49c40579de007295532abf11c8ebcc3115636ea6aeaf3fbe9be600207cb7d985This Metasploit module exploits an improper input sanitization in SpamTitan versions 7.01, 7.02, 7.03 and 7.07 to inject command directives into the SNMP configuration file and get remote code execution as root. Note that only version 7.03 needs authentication and no authentication is required for versions 7.01, 7.02 and 7.07.
cc011f3d97e6e780eac9a8ecaf045f486a51374234b82311aea352d9a57efef0The installer component of Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client for Windows prior to 4.8.02042 is vulnerable to path traversal and allows local attackers to create/overwrite files in arbitrary locations with system level privileges. The installer component of Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client for Windows prior to 4.9.00086 is vulnerable to a DLL hijacking and allows local attackers to execute code on the affected machine with with system level privileges. Both attacks consist in sending a specially crafted IPC request to the TCP port 62522 on the loopback device, which is exposed by the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Agent service.
74ae12d312c6c46fa9f122b2a106d803de515d0b707dfe34720c066dd56a2680The installer component of Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client for Windows prior to version 4.8.02042 is vulnerable to path traversal and allows local attackers to create/overwrite files in arbitrary locations with system level privileges. The attack consists in sending a specially crafted IPC request to the TCP port 62522 on the loopback device, which is exposed by the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Agent service. This service will then launch the vulnerable installer component (vpndownloader), which copies itself to an arbitrary location before being executed with system privileges. Since vpndownloader is also vulnerable to DLL hijacking, a specially crafted DLL (dbghelp.dll) is created at the same location vpndownloader will be copied to get code execution with system privileges. This exploit has been successfully tested against Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client versions 4.5.04029, 4.5.05030 and 4.7.04056 on Windows 10 version 1909 (x64) and Windows 7 SP1 (x86).
b6d44c2b494378ff342fef57be9d4be4564327103eadabb01ff166ae6dae9bffThe Centreon supervision and monitoring tool provided by Merethis permits remote code execution from the command help web page allowing an attacker to execute arbitrary commands in the context of the webserver hosting the application. The system also uses a one-way hash without a salt. Versions 2.3.1 and below are affected.
8baa1a03e20514db0ebdff56296a1f3d2b0ea0473b7d740b7747c685e31fb6dfPublique! Framework version 2.3 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability.
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