Hacking Any Windows Machine With IPv6 Vulnerability (CVE 2024-38063)(Ethical Hacking)

[@ramdomdeepseafish]

I was waiting for this video. Thanks Aleksa.

[@ExpresssQuiz]

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[@nondevloop8269]

Dude.. this vuln has the potential to be RCE.. some work with this script and understanding the IPV6 vuln. As for the firewall, add a little effort as well = RCE

[@mango8461]

It happens over the network no code can executed on the target system

[@r3plican]

how to achieve the rce? any refference?

[@fokyewtoob8835]

@@mango8461that’s not true, this is memory corruption, very possible to rce

[@niemampojecia470]

hahahahahahah little effort and rce xD you dont have idea what you talking about don't you?

[@BossModeGod]

... whats rce

[@erglaligzda2265]

Since I believe most of the windows servers on production environment has enabled firewall by default and most likely machines were not restarted for some time, is it possible to trigger BYOD that easily?

[@shushboop3630]

no

[@mrwater2033]

If I'm not misunderstanding anything. Basically what you're saying is that no one should have IPV6 enabled regardless if we're protected by microsoft defender or have an ISP which also protects your data? What if we need IPV6 to reach more adresses and making latency, jitter etc better for X program or whatever it is. I thought at this point IPV6 is developed well enough to be run?

[@dakala-s6v]

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[@haveahack]

Exploit not RCE target bro 😥

[@creepy3858]

Love you sir

[@HermanGana]

you need at least windows with firewall off and have the bcd with /set debug on

[@HanRudnitski-u4p]

Ransom Dam

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[@ModernityX]

thank god i dont have IPv6 enabled.

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[@OnomatoPwn]

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[@spou9409]

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[@AjithKumara-v7n]

Nice work