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A vulnerability in Espressif ESP-IDF v5.3.0 allows remote attackers to trigger a Denial of Service condition by sending a specially crafted data channel packet. The flaw exists in the handling of data channel packets, which can be exploited to disrupt normal operation of the device.
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Repository contains a small, operational PoC for CVE-2024-51428 (ZoneMinder blind SQL injection) implemented as a Python 3 wrapper around sqlmap. Structure: - README.md: Explains the vulnerability (time-based blind SQLi in GET parameter `tid`) and documents usage patterns (check vuln, enumerate DBs/tables, dump data, filter columns/rows). Notes the vulnerable endpoint: `/zm/index.php?view=request&request=event&action=removetag&tid=`. - poc.py: Entry-point script that builds a fixed target URL path under the provided base `--url`, injects `tid=1`, and runs `sqlmap` with MySQL/time-based options. It parses sqlmap stdout in real time to suppress verbose logs and only print key lines (Parameter/Type/Payload, database/table headings, dumping status, and ASCII tables). Exploit capabilities: - Authenticated exploitation (requires `ZMSESSID` cookie) of a time-based blind SQL injection in `tid`. - Vulnerability confirmation by running sqlmap with low verbosity. - Database enumeration (`--dbs`), table enumeration (`--tables`), and data dumping (`--dump`). - Optional column selection (`-C <col>`) and row filtering via a generated `--where "<column>='<value>'"` clause. Notable targeting/IOCs: - Network target is the ZoneMinder web application endpoint `/zm/index.php?view=request&request=event&action=removetag&tid=1` under the user-supplied base URL. - Uses cookie name `ZMSESSID` for session authentication. - No hardcoded C2, IPs, or exfil endpoints; all actions occur via sqlmap HTTP requests to the specified target.
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