CVE-2018-15982

This exploit targets CVE-2018-15982, a command injection vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion. The PoC likely contains a script or binary that demonstrates remote code execution by leveraging improper input validation in the software.

This exploit targets CVE-2018-15982, a deserialization vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion. The PoC includes a crafted payload that, when deserialized, can lead to remote code execution (RCE).

This repository contains an Aggressor Script for CobaltStrike to exploit CVE-2018-15982, a vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player. The exploit is designed to launch a drive-by attack via Internet Explorer, delivering a shell within the IE sandbox.

The repository contains only a README with a brief description and a GIF link, lacking any actual exploit code or technical details. It references a PoC from Any.Run but does not provide executable content.

This is a Python-based exploit for CVE-2018-15982, targeting Adobe Flash Player. The exploit leverages a use-after-free vulnerability to achieve remote code execution (RCE) via a crafted SWF file embedded in the payload.

This repository contains a Python script to generate a malicious SWF file exploiting CVE-2018-15982, a use-after-free vulnerability in Adobe Flash. The exploit allows arbitrary code execution by embedding shellcode and a user-supplied command in the SWF file.

This repository contains a Flash (.swf) exploit file for CVE-2018-15982, which is a Use-After-Free (UAF) vulnerability in Adobe Flash. The exploit is accompanied by a README with references to a writeup and demonstration video.

The repository lacks actual exploit code and instead points to external resources (Arabic writeup, Twitter, YouTube) without providing technical details or the referenced 'p0c.swf' file. This is characteristic of a social engineering lure.

This repository contains a weaponized ActiveX object exploit for CVE-2018-15982, a vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player. The payloads are embedded in Class 6 and 7 of the provided Flash sources, indicating a fully functional exploit.