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cve-2025-39682 — Linux kernel TLS zero-length record handling exploit for CVE-2025-39682, targeting kernelCTF mitigation instances with a 79% success rate. | Kitploit
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cve-2025-39682

Linux kernel TLS zero-length record handling exploit for CVE-2025-39682, targeting kernelCTF mitigation instances with a 79% success rate.

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CVE-2025-39682 exploit on kernelCTF mitigation instance

This is also my first (? idk, this is a variant of CVE-2024-58239) 1-day exploit.

Patch: tls: fix handling of zero-length records on the rx_list

This CVE was used in exp398 and and exp403. kernelCTF spreadsheet.

For folder structures and how to run the exploit, refer to my CVE-2024-58239 repo.

I modify my previous exploit "a little bit". And it works on the same mitigation-v4-6.6 instance, with a better success rate.

Success rate: 79/100.

Run on kernelCTF instance: image

Detailed write-up coming later, for both CVEs.

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