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cve-2025-9951-ffmpeg-jp2-poc — Proof-of-concept for CVE-2025-9951 demonstrating controlled callback execution in FFmpeg via JPEG 2000 component-mapping mismatch. Includes write-up, payload generator, and GDB launch script for deterministic-layout exploitation research. | Kitploit
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cve-2025-9951-ffmpeg-jp2-poc

Proof-of-concept for CVE-2025-9951 demonstrating controlled callback execution in FFmpeg via JPEG 2000 component-mapping mismatch. Includes write-up, payload generator, and GDB launch script for deterministic-layout exploitation research.

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CVE-2025-9951 FFmpeg JPEG 2000 Exploitation Research

This repository contains two deliberately separated exploitation milestones for the FFmpeg JPEG 2000 component-mapping vulnerability:

  1. 01-gdb-assisted/ — the original deterministic GDB-launched PoC and its full research-journey writeup, restored from the last GDB-only historical revision (260cee4).
  2. 02-aslr-setcontext/ — the later ASLR-enabled, same-process disclosure and setcontext proof, with a concise second writeup and minimal source required to reproduce it.

The first directory preserves the original 450-byte marker-file payload. The second demonstrates controlled instruction flow and register state outside GDB while ASLR remains enabled. Its published runner ends safely at _exit(90); the writeup separately records the follow-on /shellcode experiment and its limitations.

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These are environment-specific research artifacts, not a portable remote exploit. Use them only against systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test.

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