CVE-2010-4107

This exploit demonstrates a directory traversal vulnerability in HP LaserJet MFP devices via the PJL interface. It uses a crafted PJL command to list files in the root directory by sending a payload over port 9100.

This exploit leverages a directory traversal vulnerability in HP LaserJet printers via PJL (Printer Job Language) to inject persistent JavaScript XSS into the ews_functions.js file. It sends crafted PJL commands to the printer's port 9100 to append malicious JavaScript payloads.

This Metasploit auxiliary module exploits CVE-2010-4107 by sending crafted PJL (Printer Job Language) commands to HP JetDirect printers, allowing arbitrary file read and directory listing via path traversal. It supports both one-time command execution and interactive mode.

This Metasploit module exploits a path traversal vulnerability in HP JetDirect PJL interface, allowing unauthorized directory listing and file reading on affected HP network-enabled printers via port 9100.