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CVE-2013-0109 is a vulnerability in the NVIDIA Display Driver service on Windows platforms, affecting driver versions before 307.78 and Release 310 before 311.00. The service does not properly handle exceptions, allowing a local user to exploit this flaw via a crafted application. Successful exploitation can result in privilege escalation or a denial of service through memory overwrite.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit module (modules/exploits/windows/local/nvidia_nvsvc.rb) that exploits a local privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2013-0109) in the Nvidia Display Driver Service (nvvsvc.exe) on Windows systems. The exploit targets a stack-based buffer overflow accessible via the named pipe \pipe\nsvr, which has a NULL DACL, allowing any authenticated user to interact with it. The module checks for vulnerable versions of nvvsvc.exe by comparing file hashes and only proceeds if a match is found. Upon exploitation, it reflectively injects a DLL (nvidia_nvsvc.x86.dll) containing the attacker's payload, typically resulting in SYSTEM-level code execution. The module is operational and requires a Meterpreter session on a vulnerable Windows system. The structure is standard for Metasploit local exploits, with clear separation of check and exploit logic, and leverages Metasploit's post-exploitation libraries for file, process, and service manipulation.
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