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wsuxploit

SCCM/WSUS Abuse

Privilege Escalation

Lateral Movement

A Bash wrapper for WSUSpect Proxy that uses ARP spoofing to intercept a Windows client's non-SSL WSUS traffic and redirect it to a local proxy, attempting to deliver a forged update that runs the supplied binary. It requires an authorized Linux host with root privileges and network position to spoof the target and gateway, plus a Windows client configured to use the specified WSUS server over HTTP. Successful update installation can execute code with SYSTEM context; this tool does not support HTTPS WSUS traffic.

Source

https://github.com/pimps/wsuxploit/tree/767e4da10f0a65ffbd248f9d2a995ba5d41d0c68

Language

Bash

References

github.com github.com blackhat.com learn.microsoft.com attack.mitre.org

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Extended Details

RESTRICTED_ACCESS_BLUR_MARKER