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dataTaker DT80 dEX 1.50.012 allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive credential and configuration information via a direct request for the /services/getFile.cmd?userfile=config.xml URI.
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This repository contains a Python exploit script (dt82e-cve-2017-11165.py) targeting the Datataker DT82E device, exploiting CVE-2017-11165. The script is heavily obfuscated: the main logic is hidden within a large hexadecimal-encoded and compressed payload, which is dynamically decoded and executed at runtime. This obfuscation makes static analysis difficult, but the context and naming indicate it is a proof-of-concept exploit for the referenced CVE. The README is minimal and does not provide usage instructions or details about the vulnerability, but it does confirm the exploit's target. No explicit network endpoints, IP addresses, or URLs are hardcoded in the visible portion of the code, but the exploit likely interacts with a network-exposed service on the Datataker DT82E device. The repository is structured simply, with only the exploit script and a README. The exploit is not part of a known framework and does not appear to be weaponized or easily customizable.
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