CVE-2014-0659

This Metasploit module exploits a backdoor in SerComm devices (e.g., NetGear DG834) via TCP port 32764, allowing remote code execution by sending a crafted payload to the backdoor service. It supports both MIPS big and little endian targets.

This Metasploit auxiliary module scans for the presence of a backdoor in SerComm network devices by sending a random 5-byte string to port 32764 and checking the response for specific signatures indicating endianness.

This Metasploit module exploits a backdoor in SerComm devices (e.g., NetGear, Linksys, Cisco, Honeywell) via TCP port 32764, allowing remote code execution by sending a crafted payload to the vulnerable service. The exploit supports multiple architectures (MIPS BE/LE) and devices, with configurable payload encoding and execution methods.