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CVE-2020-9047 is an OS command injection vulnerability in exacqVision Web Service versions 20.06.3.0 and prior, and exacqVision Enterprise Manager versions 20.06.4.0 and prior. An attacker with administrative privileges can exploit this flaw to download and execute arbitrary malicious executables, leading to unauthorized code execution or operating system command execution on the affected system.
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This repository contains a Python exploit for CVE-2020-9047, targeting exacqVision Web Service versions 3.8.2.67295 through 20.06.3.0 on both Windows and Linux x86 platforms. The exploit (CVE-2020-9047.py) allows an authenticated attacker to achieve remote code execution by abusing the web service's update mechanism. The attacker provides the target's IP, credentials, and a payload (either a Windows executable, Linux ELF binary, or shell command for Linux). The script sets up a temporary HTTP server to host the payload, then instructs the vulnerable service to download and execute it. The README.md provides detailed usage instructions and examples for various scenarios (system check, Linux/Windows payloads, command execution). The exploit requires network access to the target's web service endpoint (default port 80) and the ability for the target to reach the attacker's HTTP server. The code is operational, supports both file and command payloads, and is not part of a larger framework.
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