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CVE-2026-11106 is an inappropriate implementation flaw in the Media component of Google Chrome affecting versions prior to 149.0.7827.53. The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to cause leakage of cross-origin data by inducing a target to process a crafted HTML page. The issue is classified by Chromium as medium severity and indicates a failure in enforcing origin isolation or related security boundaries within media handling logic, resulting in unintended disclosure of data across origins.
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This repository is a small Python proof-of-concept demonstrating unrestricted DNS zone transfer (AXFR) information disclosure, labeled as CVE-2026-11106. It contains two code files: a vulnerable simulated DNS server (dns_server_sim.py) and a client exploit (exploit_axfr.py). The server uses dnslib and socketserver to answer AXFR queries without access control, returning a TXT record with embedded credentials and an A record for 192.168.1.1. The exploit uses dnspython to issue an AXFR request to the hardcoded target 127.0.0.1 for the zone example.com, then iterates and prints all returned records. The repository's purpose is educational/demo-oriented rather than operational: it shows how a misconfigured DNS server can leak zone contents, enabling reconnaissance, internal network mapping, and exposure of sensitive TXT data. No persistence, code execution, or post-exploitation behavior is present.
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