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SaschArt SasCam Webcam Server 2.6.5 includes XHTTP Module 4.1.0.0, an ActiveX control affected by a buffer overflow. Supplying an overly long argument to its Get method, and potentially other unspecified methods, can overflow a buffer and allow remote attackers to crash the affected control or execute arbitrary code.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit exploit module targeting a buffer overflow vulnerability in the SasCam Webcam Server ActiveX control (version 2.6.5). The exploit generates a malicious HTML file (default name: msf.html) that, when opened in Internet Explorer (typically on Windows XP SP3 with IE7), triggers a buffer overflow via the Get() method of the vulnerable ActiveX control (CLSID: 0297D24A-F425-47EE-9F3B-A459BCE593E3). The module uses randomized JavaScript variable names to evade detection and delivers custom shellcode (provided by the Metasploit payload system) to achieve arbitrary code execution. The exploit is operational and requires the victim to open the generated HTML file in a vulnerable environment. The repository is structured as a standard Metasploit module and does not contain any additional files.
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