CVE-2003-0127

This exploit targets a Linux kernel vulnerability (CVE-2003-0127) in versions up to 2.4.20, leveraging the kernel module loader to achieve local privilege escalation. It uses ptrace to inject shellcode into a modprobe process, executing arbitrary code as root.

This exploit leverages a race condition in the Linux kernel's ptrace() system call to attach to a root-spawned process (modprobe), allowing privilege escalation to superuser. It injects shellcode to bind a root shell on port 24876.

This exploit leverages a race condition in the Linux kernel's kmod.c to ptrace a cloned process, allowing control over a privileged modprobe binary for local privilege escalation. It injects shellcode to spawn a root shell.

This exploit leverages a ptrace() system call vulnerability in Linux kernels 2.2 and 2.4 to gain superuser privileges by attaching to a root process during a specific time window. It injects shellcode to execute arbitrary commands or spawn a shell.

This repository provides a detailed technical walkthrough of exploiting CVE-2002-0082 (mod_ssl buffer overflow) for initial access and CVE-2003-0127 (ptrace race condition) for privilege escalation. It includes step-by-step enumeration, exploit selection, compilation, and execution details.