Understanding CVE-2024-32002: Git Remote Code Execution | Threat SnapShot

Understanding CVE-2024-32002: Git Remote Code Execution | Threat SnapShot

Welcome to this week's episode of SnapAttack Threat Snapshot! In this video, we'll dive into CVE-2024-32002, a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Git that leverages symlink handling in repositories with submodules. This vulnerability can be exploited through a simple git clone command, potentially allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code on the victim's machine.

  • What You'll Learn:**
  • **Vulnerability Overview:** We'll break down the technical details of CVE-2024-32002, explaining how this vulnerability works and its potential impact on systems using Git.
  • **Exploit Demonstration:** Watch a demonstration of how an attacker can exploit this vulnerability to gain unauthorized access and execute code remotely.
  • **Detection Techniques:** Learn how to detect this vulnerability using Sigma rules. We'll guide you through crafting and implementing effective detection rules to identify suspicious activities related to CVE-2024-32002.

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