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Apple-Remote-Crash-Tool-CVE-2018-4407

Crashes any macOS High Sierra or iOS 11 device that is on the same WiFi network

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Apple-Remote-Crash-Tool-CVE-2018-4407

Crashes any macOS High Sierra or iOS 11 device that is on the same WiFi network

Just a small Tool that uses a public 'heap buffer overflow vulnerability' (CVE-2018-4407) and makes it easier to exploit whole networks.

Requirements

  • MacOS
  • Python installed
  • Scapy installed (pip install scapy)

Basics

Sends a malicious ICMP packet to the IP address of the target device

Works on

  • Apple iOS 11 and earlier: all devices (upgrade to iOS 12)
  • Apple macOS High Sierra, up to and including 10.13.6: all devices (patched in security update 2018-001 )
  • Apple macOS Sierra, up to and including 10.12.6: all devices (patched in security update 2018-005 )
  • Apple OS X El Capitan and earlier: all devices

Notes

  • Port Feature is useless
  • Network Scan only adds Devices from the ARP cache (devices that the mac communicated with since last reboot)
    A short networkscan with any IP Scanner is recommended before pressing the button

Features

Extra Ping Methods:
Sometimes Devices don't react to the malicious packet. That is fixed when it recieves a valid ICMP packet (ping) before

  • Extra Ping Method 1:
    Concurrently pings alls devices in the Background (only for a couple of IPs! - With more IPs, nothing works)

  • Extra Ping Method 2:
    Pings every Device once before sending the malicious ICMP packet (might be slow)

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