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CVE-2026-0073-PoC-Exploit

🚀 CVE-2026-0073 - Android ADB Wireless Debugging Exploit (CVSS 8.8) 🔓 Zero-click authentication bypass via TLS type confusion. Gain interactive shell, execute commands, scan networks. Educational red-team tool. 🐚⚡

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CVE-2026-0073

🔓 CVE-2026-0073 - Android ADB Wireless Debugging Auth Bypass

Python CVSS License Educational

Zero-Click | Remote Shell | Network Scanner | Educational Security Research Tool


🎯 Overview

CVE-2026-0073 is a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in Android's ADB daemon affecting Wireless Debugging on Android 11+ devices. The flaw resides in the TLS certificate verification logic where a type confusion in EVP_PKEY_cmp() allows attackers to bypass authentication by presenting an EC P-256 or Ed25519 certificate against a device configured with an RSA key.

This PoC demonstrates the vulnerability for authorized security research and educational purposes only.


✨ Features


📱 Affected Versions

Android VersionAffected
Android 14✅ Yes
Android 15✅ Yes
Android 16✅ Yes
Android 13-❌ No

Patch: Android Security Bulletin 2026-05-01


📦 Installation

🚀 Usage Examples

root@kitploit:~
#Basic - One Shot Exploit
python exploit.py --target 192.168.1.100

#Interactive Shell
python exploit.py -t 192.168.1.100 -i

#Execute Single Command
python exploit.py -t 192.168.1.100 -c "id" -o result.txt

#Scan Entire Network
python exploit.py --scan --interface eth0

#Manual Port + Verbose
python exploit.py -t 192.168.1.100 -p 39311 -v

#Ed25519 Certificate
python exploit.py -t 192.168.1.100 --key-type ed25519

#Non-Interactive Mode (Exit After Command)
python exploit.py -t 192.168.1.100 -c "whoami" --no-interactive

⚙️ Command Line Arguments

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FeatureDescription
🔍 Smart Port DiscoveryAutomatically scans 30000-50000 range + common ports, verifies ADB via CNXN handshake
🔐 TLS 1.3 BypassExploits type confusion in EVP_PKEY_cmp() for authentication bypass
🎨 Dual Key SupportEC P-256 (default) or Ed25519 certificates
🐚 Interactive ShellFull terminal access with thread-based I/O
⚡ Single Command ModeExecute one command and exit - perfect for scripting
📡 Network ScannerScan entire subnet for vulnerable devices
🔄 Auto RetryExponential backoff + configurable max retries
🎯 Manual Port OverrideSpecify port when auto-discovery fails
📁 Output CaptureSave command results to file
🎨 Colorized OutputProfessional visual feedback via colorama
🪵 Verbose DebugDetailed logging for troubleshooting
🔌 Proxy SupportHTTP/HTTPS proxy compatibility
🧵 Threaded ShellNon-blocking interactive session
ArgumentShortDefaultDescription
--target-tNoneTarget IP address
--port-pAutoWireless Debugging port
--command-cNoneExecute single command
--output-oNoneSave output to file
--verbose-vFalseEnable debug logging
--interactive-iTrueInteractive shell mode
--no-interactive-FalseExit after command execution
--scan-FalseScan network for vulnerable devices
--interface-NoneNetwork interface for scanning
--key-type-ecCertificate type (ec or ed25519)
--max-retries-3Maximum retry attempts
--no-auto-port-FalseDisable automatic port discovery