Juniper CVE-2024-21591 (unauth buffer overflow) - #21800
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Description
This PR adds an exploit for CVE-2024-21591, a stack based buffer overflow on Juniper devices. While there was a DoS PoC given (see web archive URL in references), this seems to be the first exploit resulting in a shell I've seen. That being said, the stack is going to be dependent on device and firmware, so that isn't a surprise.
Breaking Changes
None
Reviewer Notes
pcap emailed to msfdev@metasploit.com
Verification Steps
see pcap
Test Evidence
see pcap
AI Usage Disclosure
GLM-5.3 was used in development