CVE-2007-6166

This is a Metasploit module exploiting a buffer overflow in QuickTime's RTSP Content-Type header handling (CVE-2007-6166). It targets multiple Mac OS X and QuickTime versions, using architecture-specific return addresses and heap manipulation techniques to achieve remote code execution.

This Metasploit module exploits a stack buffer overflow in Apple QuickTime 7.3 via an overly long RTSP response header. It sends a crafted RTSP response to trigger arbitrary code execution on the target system.

This Perl script exploits a buffer overflow vulnerability in Apple QuickTime 7.2/7.3 via a malformed RTSP response. It crafts a payload with a NOP sled, shellcode, and SEH bypass to achieve remote code execution.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in Safari + QuickTime <= 7.3 via a maliciously crafted RTSP Content-Type header. It uses heap spraying and shellcode execution to bind a shell on port 4444.

This exploit targets a stack-based buffer overflow in QuickTime's RTSP response handling via a crafted playlist file and heap spray. It achieves remote code execution on Windows systems running IE 6/7 and QuickTime 7.2/7.3.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in Apple QuickTime Player via a maliciously crafted RTSP response. It includes shellcode for a bind shell on port 4444 and is designed to work across multiple versions of QuickTime and browsers.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in Apple QuickTime (CVE-2007-6166) via a malformed RTSP response, leading to SEH overwrite and remote code execution on Windows Vista and XP SP2. It includes shellcode and bypasses SafeSEH by leveraging non-ASLR modules like QuickTimeStreaming.gtx.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in Apple QuickTime 7.3 via a malformed RTSP response. It overwrites the SEH (Structured Exception Handler) to trigger an access violation, demonstrating the potential for remote code execution.

This Metasploit module exploits a stack buffer overflow in Apple QuickTime 7.3 via an overly long RTSP response header, allowing arbitrary code execution. The exploit crafts a malicious RTSP response with a long 'Content-Type' header to trigger the overflow and includes a payload for remote code execution.

This Metasploit module exploits a stack-based buffer overflow in Apple QuickTime before version 7.3.1 via an overly long RTSP response. It includes multiple targets for different macOS and QuickTime versions, leveraging return-oriented programming (ROP) techniques for code execution.