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Demonstration-of-CVE-2023-38831-via-Reverse-Shell-Execution — This project demonstrates a simulated exploitation of the WinRAR vulnerability CVE-2023-38831 to execute a reverse shell. The purpose of this task was to showcase how attackers can weaponize compressed archive files to gain remote access to a target machine. | Kitploit
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Demonstration-of-CVE-2023-38831-via-Reverse-Shell-Execution

This project demonstrates a simulated exploitation of the WinRAR vulnerability CVE-2023-38831 to execute a reverse shell. The purpose of this task was to showcase how attackers can weaponize compressed archive files to gain remote access to a target machine.

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CVE-2023-38831 Reverse Shell Demonstration

This repository contains a PDF summary and screenshots of a lab-based demonstration of CVE-2023-38831. The vulnerability allows attackers to embed and execute malicious payloads in compressed files. In this case, the payload triggers a reverse shell.

What's Inside:

  • summary_report.pdf: A detailed explanation of the lab process
  • /screenshots: Visual proof of steps and outcome

Note:

  • This repository does NOT contain any executable code or malware.
  • All actions were performed for educational purposes in an isolated environment.
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