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Google Chrome versions prior to 65.0.3325.146 contain an origin-validation flaw in Blink's ResourceFetcher/ResourceLoader. The components did not perform required CORS checks, allowing a crafted HTML page to retrieve and expose data from a different origin.
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This repository contains a VBA macro exploit for CVE-2018-6606, targeting a vulnerability in the Zemana AntiMalware driver on Windows. The main file, 'Ring0VBA.vba', is a macro that, when executed (e.g., by opening a malicious Word document with macros enabled), interacts with the vulnerable driver (\\.\ZemanaAntiMalware) to escalate privileges. It locates the winlogon.exe process, obtains a handle with full access, allocates memory, writes custom shellcode, and creates a remote thread to execute the shellcode in the context of winlogon.exe, effectively achieving SYSTEM or kernel-level code execution. The exploit is operational, containing a working payload, and is not a detection script. The only endpoints referenced are the device path for the Zemana driver and the winlogon.exe process. The repository is minimal, with a README and a single VBA code file.
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