me_sa86_exploit | Exploit generator for Intel ME 11 buffer overflow

by peterbjornx Python Version: Current License: No License

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me_sa86_exploit is a Python library. me_sa86_exploit has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However me_sa86_exploit build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Make sure you have this in your path: You can extract the binaries from an image by running. If you want to use a newly created ME region (by FITC) you can directly extract your MFS using. Otherwise, grab your ME region and extract this in your homedir You will also need the AFS_region_400K.bin file which is a resource in Intel's Flash Image Tool. The constants in this repo are set for firmware 11.0.1205, but adapting them should be easy once I publish my writeup. This image will not boot, but it will enable debugging.

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It has 172 lines of code, 16 functions and 2 files.

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Read an unsigned 32 - bit value from a file
Read n bytes from f
Read an A32 value from a file
Write a TLS file
Write a value to a file
Write a SHM BLK block
Write a SHM header
Write C header
Read a 16 - bit value from a file

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