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CVE-2024-48990-Exploit — My exploit for CVE-2024-48990. Full details of how I made this are on my blog. | Kitploit
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CVE-2024-48990-Exploit

My exploit for CVE-2024-48990. Full details of how I made this are on my blog.

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CVE-2024-48990 Exploit

My full writeup for how I came to re-discovering this N-day and creating my own exploit for it can be found on my blog.

Essentially, you can git clone this repository into an attacker-controlled directory, export PYTHONPATH=<attacker_directory>, and then run main.py with that PYTHONPATH value set. Then, set up a netcat listener on 127.0.0.1:1337 and wait for a cron job or system administrator to run a sudo apt install on the system to see a root shell in your listener.

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