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CVE-2014-3914 is a directory traversal vulnerability in the Admin Center for Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) within Rocket ServerGraph 1.2. The vulnerability exists in the fileRequestor and userRequest servlets, which fail to properly sanitize user-supplied input in the query parameter. This allows remote attackers to perform directory traversal attacks using '..' sequences, enabling them to create, read, execute, or delete arbitrary files on the server, and potentially execute arbitrary code via crafted requests to specific servlet actions.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit module targeting Rocket Servergraph Admin Center's fileRequestor servlet (CVE-2014-3914). The exploit leverages directory traversal vulnerabilities to write arbitrary files and execute commands with administrative privileges on both Windows and Linux/Unix systems. The module supports multiple payload types (EXE, CMD, VBS, etc.) and can be customized for different platforms. The main attack vector is a POST request to the /SGPAdmin/fileRequest endpoint, typically on TCP port 8888. The exploit is weaponized, allowing attackers to gain remote code execution and full control of the target system. The code is well-structured, with platform-specific routines for payload delivery and execution, and includes cleanup mechanisms for dropped files. The repository is a classic example of a Metasploit exploit module, providing operational capabilities for penetration testers and attackers alike.
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