A repo containing a python script which can be used to craft raw TCP/IP packets.

Used for testing out martian packets following a vulnerability announced in kubernetes (kube-proxy: CVE-2020-8558). This PoC covers the pod -> node (host) localhost boundary bypass.

For a simple and robust PoC for the node -> node portion of the vulnerability, see here.

Packet crafting credits:
https://inc0x0.com/tcp-ip-packets-introduction/tcp-ip-packets-3-manually-create-and-send-raw-tcp-ip-packets/
https://gist.github.com/NickKaramoff/b06520e3cb458ac7264cab1c51fa33d6

There is a Dockerfile and pod manifest for deploying the exploit to kubernetes for easily proving whether a cluster is vulnerable. The script has been updated to target the unauthenticated kube api server on port 8080 which runs on master nodes (the manifest will deploy the pod to a master node).

The exploit will use the kube apiserver's REST API to create a pod in your cluster's default namespace with the name: youve-been-pwned. This pod just echos out text in an infinite loop and will need deleting manually.

I had some issues on certain clusters (running cilium) when starting the process immediately on container creation, where no syn/ack would be received from the host after sending an initial syn. I've hacked around this with the start.sh script, which just checks that the network is up before starting the exploit - this seemed to help.