CVE-2014-6352

This Metasploit module exploits CVE-2014-4114 by crafting a malicious PPSX file with embedded OLE objects that trigger arbitrary code execution via Python on vulnerable Windows systems. It leverages the 'Sandworm' vulnerability to bypass MS14-060 patches.

This Metasploit module exploits CVE-2014-6352, a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows OLE Package Manager, by crafting a malicious PPSX file that executes arbitrary code when opened. It leverages the 'Sandworm' vulnerability to bypass MS14-060 patches, targeting Windows systems with Office 2010/2013.

This Metasploit module exploits CVE-2014-4114 (MS14-060) in Microsoft Windows OLE Package Manager to achieve remote code execution via a malicious INF file embedded in a PPSX file. It generates an INF, GIF, and PPSX file, requiring a SMB share to host the payload.

This Python script generates a malicious OLE file to exploit CVE-2014-4114, a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows OLE that allows remote code execution. The exploit crafts a specially formatted file to bypass UAC and execute arbitrary payloads on vulnerable systems.

This Python script generates a malicious PowerPoint (PPSX) file exploiting CVE-2014-4114 (MS14-060) via OLE object manipulation. It embeds a remote SMB share reference to execute arbitrary code when the file is opened.

This Python script automates the creation of a malicious PowerPoint file (exploit.ppsx) that exploits CVE-2014-4114, a vulnerability in Microsoft Office's OLE packager. It modifies embedded OLE objects to reference a remote SMB share hosting a malicious INF and executable file, enabling remote code execution when the victim opens the file.

This Metasploit module exploits CVE-2014-6352, a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows OLE Package Manager, by crafting a malicious PPSX file that executes arbitrary code when opened. It leverages the 'Packager' CLSID to bypass the MS14-060 patch and achieve remote code execution.