jcward

#!/bin/bash
#
# create_self_extracting_script.sh <INPUT_FILE> [<OUTPUT_SCRIPT>]
#
# Creates a self-extracting shell script containing INPUT_FILE as Base64-encoded
# bytes. When executed, the script writes INPUT_FILE and restores its permissions.
#
# (c) Jeff Ward, 2017
# MIT License

mikeguidry

#!/bin/bash

#do we wanna limit bandwidth? pass argument BW:limit (ie: BW:10)
if [[ "$1" == "BW:"* ]]; then
	NEWBW=`echo $1|cut -d: -f2`
	if [ "$NEWBW" != "" ]; then
		BW="--limit-rate=${NEWBW}k"
		echo using bw limit ${NEWBW}
	fi
	shift

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throwaway96

News

New exploit for webOS 3.5+: DejaVuln (2024-04-21)

See dejavuln-autoroot for a simpler exploit that works on webOS 3.5+ TVs (i.e., models from 2017 and later). It is unpatched as of 2024-04-21 and does not require Developer Mode or even a network connection—just a USB drive.

Otherwise:

• If you have a webOS 5–8 TV with old enough firmware, WTA (which does not require Dev Mode) will still work.
• If you have a webOS 4.x TV, you can also try CVE-2023-6319, which is unpatched on the latest (final?) firmware for webOS 4.0 (2018) models.
• While there will eventually be fully software-based exploits released for older models, they can currently be rooted via NVM.