CVE-2009-0133

This Metasploit module exploits a stack buffer overflow in HTML Help Workshop 4.74 by crafting a malicious .hhp project file with an oversized 'Index file' field, leading to arbitrary code execution via an egghunter technique.

This exploit targets a buffer overflow vulnerability in HTML Help Workshop 4.74 by crafting a malicious .hhp project file. It uses an egg-hunting technique to locate and execute shellcode, which spawns a calculator as a proof-of-concept payload.

This is a functional exploit for a buffer overflow vulnerability in Microsoft HTML Workshop <= 4.74. It uses a custom shellhunter technique to locate and execute shellcode reliably across different Windows versions.

This exploit demonstrates a buffer overflow vulnerability in Microsoft HTML Help Workshop by crafting a malicious .hhp file with an overflow in the 'Compiled file' field, leading to arbitrary code execution when the file is opened.

This exploit leverages a buffer overflow in Microsoft HTML Help Workshop by crafting a malicious .hhp file with an oversized 'Contents file' field, overwriting EIP with a 'jmp esp' address and executing a bind shell payload.

This exploit leverages a stack overflow vulnerability in Windows HTML Help Workshop by crafting a malicious .hhp file with an oversized 'Index File' field. The payload includes a NOP sled and shellcode to achieve arbitrary code execution.

This exploit targets CVE-2009-0133, a buffer overflow vulnerability in Microsoft Office Word. The PoC uses a maliciously crafted .rtf file with an overly long 'Compatibility' field to trigger a stack-based buffer overflow, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution.

This Metasploit module exploits a stack buffer overflow in HTML Help Workshop 4.74 via a crafted .hhp file, using an egghunter to achieve remote code execution.