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CVE-2022-2143 describes two command injection vulnerabilities in an unspecified product, allowing attackers to remotely execute arbitrary code by injecting malicious commands into the system.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit module targeting Advantech iView software (versions below 5.7.04.6469) running on Windows. The exploit leverages a command injection vulnerability in the /iView3/NetworkServlet endpoint, specifically in the database backup functionality, to write a malicious JSP file to the server. This JSP file is then used to execute arbitrary commands as NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM, providing full remote code execution. The module supports both unauthenticated and authenticated exploitation, depending on the patch level of the target. It uses Metasploit's payload stagers to deliver customizable payloads, such as reverse shells. The main endpoints involved are /iView3/NetworkServlet (for exploitation), /iView3/CommandServlet (for authentication), and /iView3 (application base path). The code is written in Ruby and is fully integrated into the Metasploit framework, making it a weaponized exploit suitable for red team operations or penetration testing.
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