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Fusée Launcher
The Fusée Launcher is a proof-of-concept arbitrary code loader for a variety of Tegra processors, which takes advantage of CVE-2018-6242 ("Fusée Gelée") to gain arbitrary code execution and load small payloads over USB.
The vulnerability is documented in the 'report' subfolder; more details and guides are to follow! Stay tuned...
Use Instructions
The main launcher is "fusee-launcher.py". Linux and macOS are natively supported with Windows support coming Soon™.
With a Tegra device in RCM and connected via USB, invoke the launcher with the desired payload as an argument, e.g. ./fusee-launcher.py payload.bin. Linux systems currently require either that the Tegra device be connected to an XHCI controller (used with blue USB 3 ports) or that the user has patched their EHCI driver.
Credits
Fusée Gelée (CVE-2018-6242) was discovered and implemented by Kate Temkin (@ktemkin); its launcher is developed and maintained by Mikaela Szekely (@Qyriad) and Kate Temkin (@ktemkin).
Credit goes to:
- Qyriad -- maintainership and expansion of the code
- SciresM, motezazer -- guidance and support
- hedgeberg, andeor -- dumping the Jetson bootROM
- TuxSH -- help with a first pass of bootROM RE
- the ReSwitched team
Love / greetings to:
- Levi / lasersquid
- Aurora Wright
- f916253
- MassExplosion213
- Schala
CVE-2018-6242 was also independently discovered by fail0verflow member shuffle2 as the "shofEL2" vulnerability-- so that's awesome, too.