CVE-1999-0040

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in libXt (CVE-1999-0040) via xterm, using a crafted environment variable to execute arbitrary shellcode. The shellcode drops privileges (seteuid/setuid) and spawns a shell (/bin/sh).

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in the libXt library (CVE-1999-0040) via the dtterm application. It constructs a malicious buffer with NOP sleds, shellcode, and a manipulated return address to achieve arbitrary code execution.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in libXt (CVE-1999-0040) on IRIX systems. It crafts a malicious buffer with NOP sleds, shellcode, and return addresses to execute arbitrary code via vulnerable setuid/setgid X11 applications.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in cxterm (CVE-1999-0040) by overflowing a buffer with NOP sleds and shellcode to execute arbitrary commands. It is designed for Linux systems, specifically tested on Slackware 3.1 and 3.2.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in xterm (CVE-1999-0040) by injecting shellcode into the buffer and manipulating the return address to execute arbitrary code. The shellcode spawns a /bin/sh shell.