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CVE-2023-52654 | Kitploit
Tools/GitHubGitHub/foxyproxys/cve-2023-52654
Privilege EscalationVulnerability AnalysisExploitationPost-ExploitationCTFPenetration Testing
GitHubfoxyproxys/cve-2023-52654

CVE-2023-52654

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Run file python3 CVE-2023-52654.py or sudo CVE-2023-52654.py

latest kernel bypass root updated POC just run python file with root or without root ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ✅ Features

Automatically escalate privileges on Unix systems by exploiting misconfigured setuid/setgid binaries, capabilities, and sudo permissions. Designed for CTF but also suitable for real-world penetration testing. ✅ Features

  • Automatically exploit misconfigured sudo privileges.
  • Automatically exploit misconfigured suid, sgid privileges.
  • Automatically exploit misconfigured capabilities.
  • Automatically convert arbitrary file read primitives to a shell by stealing SSH keys.
  • Automatically convert arbitrary file write primitives to a shell by overwriting SSH keys.
  • Automatically convert arbitrary file write primitives to a shell by writing to cron.
  • Automatically convert arbitrary file write primitives to a shell using LD_PRELOAD.
  • By design, autoprivilage is a backwards compatible, stdlib-only Python script, meaning it should work on any Unix variant if Python is installed.

By design autoprivilage is a backwards compatible, stdlib only python script, meaning it should work on any variant of Unix if Python is installed.

Python2.*
Python3.*
No 3rd party dependencies
Any Unix Variant (Linux, MacOS,*Nix)
Any architecture eg (X86/ARM64/X86-64)
🙏 Credits

Payloads thanks to Roxox.

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