[HooToo] Multiple unauth exploits for TripMate series. #377
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Thanks for the contribution! Could you please separate this PR to multiple PRs so we can analyze all exploits separately? |
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Hi @lucyoa, I would usually comply with this kind of requests but I really think that it is not necessary here. All 3 exploits are simple to understand (1 command execution, 1 command injection and 1 path traversal) and because they are already in a file of their own, less than 100 LoC each, you can review them one after the other. |
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we can just read through it |
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Three modules to exploit vulnerabilities in HooToo TripMate series:
I am not entirely sure that I am using
shell()correctly so feel free to tell me what to change in those modules :)They are still unpatched as of today, as far as I can tell, despite attempting to report them since October, 2017.