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CVE-2017-16995 — CVE-2017-16995 ubuntun本地提权 POC | Kitploit
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CVE-2017-16995

CVE-2017-16995 ubuntun本地提权 POC

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The latest version of Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04) has a high-risk local privilege escalation vulnerability, numbered CVE-2017-16995. This vulnerability exists in the Linux kernel system that calls eBPF bpf(2). When a user provides a malicious BPF program, the eBPF verifier module generates a calculation error, leading to arbitrary memory read and write issues. Low-privileged users can exploit this vulnerability to gain root privileges.

Affected versions: Ubuntu 16.04.1 ~ 16.04.4 all have this vulnerability.

Usage: gcc -o upstream44 upstream44.c to escalate privileges.

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