This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in the Cyberoam Authentication Client version 2.1.2.7. By copying the contents of 'sploit.txt' into the 'Cyberoam Server Address' field and clicking 'Check', a TCP shell will spawn on port 1337. The exploit uses msfvenom to generate a payload with bad characters to be avoided. It is tested on Windows Vista SP2 x86.
Joplin Desktop version 1.0.184 and before are affected by Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability through the malicious note. This allows a malicious user to read arbitrary files of the system.
Operator Can Change Role User Type to admin
Bitweaver is an open source content management system. Its speed and power are ideal for large-scale community websites and corporate applications, but it is simple enough for non-technical small site users to set up and administrate. The vulnerabilities in Bitweaver R2 CMS include arbitrary file upload and source code disclosure. The arbitrary file upload vulnerability can be exploited through the /fisheye/upload.php file, where an attacker can upload arbitrary files with image/gif content-type. Additionally, the attacker can bypass the '/storage/.htaccess' restriction by uploading their own .htaccess file. The source code disclosure vulnerability can be exploited through the /wiki/edit.php file, where an attacker can suck another page and append it to the end of the current page.
Lack of origin authentication (CWE-346) at IPN callback processing function allow (even unauthorized) attacker to remotely replace critical plugin settings (merchant id, secret key etc) with known to him and therefore bypass payment process (eg. spoof order status by manually sending IPN callback request with a valid signature but without real payment) and/or receive all subsequent payments (on behalf of the store).
Lack of origin authentication (CWE-346) at IPN callback processing function allow (even unauthorized) attacker to remotely replace critical plugin settings (merchant id, secret key etc) with known to him and therefore bypass payment process (eg. spoof order status by manually sending IPN callback request with a valid signature but without real payment) and/or receive all subsequent payments (on behalf of the store).
This module uses Diamorphine rootkit's privesc feature using signal 64 to elevate the privileges of arbitrary processes to UID 0 (root). This module has been tested successfully with Diamorphine from `master` branch (2019-10-04) on Linux Mint 19 kernel 4.15.0-20-generic (x64).
The XCMS script allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a crafted request to the cpie.php file, which does not properly validate user input before passing it to a system call.
This module exploits a use-after-free vulnerability in the Android Binder driver. By sending specially crafted binder transactions, an attacker can corrupt the kernel memory and gain arbitrary code execution in the context of the kernel. This vulnerability was assigned CVE-2019-2215.
The DNN has a file upload module for superuser. As a superuser, you can upload files with the following formats β βjpg, jpeg, jpe, gif, bmp, png, svg, ttf, eot, woff, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx, pdf, txt, xml, xsl, xsd, css, zip, rar, template, htmtemplate, ico, avi, mpg, mpeg, mp3, wmv, mov, wav, mp4, webm, ogvβ. As a normal user you are allowed to upload files with βbmp,gif,ico,jpeg,jpg,jpe,png,svgβ extensions. The same file upload module used for superuser is reused for normal users with extra validation for a few additional extensions e.g. CSS extension is not allowed. Unfortunately, only for superuser, whitelisted extension check is performed at the server end. For normal users, extra extension validation is performed at client-side only. Hence, a low privileged normal user can bypass the client-side validation and upload files with extensions which are allowed only for superuser only.
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