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FusionPBX 4.4.8 contains a command injection vulnerability in the service_edit.php file. An attacker can submit a malicious system command via this file, which is then stored in the database. The malicious command is executed when services.php is accessed with the appropriate service id and the parameter a=start, leading to arbitrary command execution on the server.
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This repository contains two exploit implementations for CVE-2019-15029, a remote code execution vulnerability in FusionPBX v4.4.8. The exploit requires valid credentials and leverages the web interface to inject a malicious command into a new service via the 'service_edit.php' endpoint. The command is then triggered by accessing the 'services.php' endpoint with the appropriate parameters. The repository includes: - 'FusionPBX-exploit.py': A standalone Python script that automates the login, payload injection, and execution process, resulting in a reverse shell to the attacker's machine. - 'fusionpbx_services.rb': A Metasploit module that provides a weaponized, customizable exploit for the same vulnerability, supporting Metasploit payloads and automatic cleanup (deleting the malicious service after exploitation). - 'README.md': Documentation describing the exploit and usage instructions, including reference to the Metasploit module. The main attack vector is network-based, targeting the FusionPBX web interface. The endpoints involved are all HTTP(S) paths within the FusionPBX application. The exploit is operational and weaponized, providing remote code execution capabilities to an authenticated attacker.
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