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Viscosity setuid-set ViscosityHelper Privilege Escalation
This module exploits a vulnerability in Viscosity 1.4.1 on Mac OS X. The vulnerability exists in the setuid ViscosityHelper, where an insufficient validation of path names allows execution of arbitrary python code as root. This module has been tested successfully on Viscosity 1.4.1 over Mac OS X...
OS X Local Root Exploit for Viscosity OpenVPN Client
No description provided by source. !/bin/sh Viscatory zx2c4 After the hullabaloo from the Tunnelblick local root, savy Mac users began defending Viscosity, another OS X VPN client. They figured, since they spent money on Viscosity, surely it would be better designed than the free open-source...
Viscosity OpenVPN OS X Local Root
!/bin/sh Viscatory zx2c4 After the hullabaloo from the Tunnelblick local root, savy Mac users began defending Viscosity, another OS X VPN client. They figured, since they spent money on Viscosity, surely it would be better designed than the free open-source alternative. Unfortunately, this exploi...
Viscosity - Local Privilege Escalation
Viscosity - Local Privilege Escalation !/bin/sh Viscatory zx2c4 After the hullabaloo from the Tunnelblick local root, savy Mac users began defending Viscosity, another OS X VPN client. They figured, since they spent money on Viscosity, surely it would be better designed than the free open-source...
Viscosity - Local Privilege Escalation
!/bin/sh Viscatory zx2c4 After the hullabaloo from the Tunnelblick local root, savy Mac users began defending Viscosity, another OS X VPN client. They figured, since they spent money on Viscosity, surely it would be better designed than the free open-source alternative. Unfortunately, this exploi...
Viscosity - OpenVPN Client OS X Local Root Exploit
Exploit for macOS platform in category local exploits !/bin/sh Viscatory zx2c4 After the hullabaloo from the Tunnelblick local root, savy Mac users began defending Viscosity, another OS X VPN client. They figured, since they spent money on Viscosity, surely it would be better designed than the fr...