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CVE-2025-23339 is a vulnerability in NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit affecting the cuobjdump utility on all platforms. The issue is a stack-based buffer overflow in cuobjdump's processing of malicious ELF input, with supporting reporting indicating the flaw is in DWARF parsing functionality. An attacker can trigger the vulnerability by convincing a user to run cuobjdump against a specially crafted ELF file. Successful exploitation can corrupt stack memory and result in arbitrary code execution in the context of the user executing cuobjdump.
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This repository contains three Python scripts (exploit_final_shell_working_final.py, exploit_v6.py, rop_oneshell2.py) that generate malicious ELF/CUBIN files designed to exploit CVE-2025-23339. The exploit targets a vulnerability in a binary (likely related to NVIDIA CUDA or similar) that processes CUBIN files. The scripts construct payloads using ROP chains or one_gadget techniques to achieve arbitrary code execution, typically spawning a shell via execve("/bin/sh"). The exploit requires knowledge of the target's memory layout (libc base, .bss section) and is intended for local exploitation, as it relies on the ability to supply crafted files to the vulnerable binary. No network endpoints or remote services are targeted. The repository is operational, providing working exploit scripts that generate the necessary payloads for exploitation.
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