jexboss is a Java deserialization exploit framework and network vulnerability scanner designed to identify and exploit deserialization flaws to achieve remote code execution on target servers. It functions as a suite of tools for delivering payloads and executing system commands on vulnerable remote applications.
The project includes a reverse shell orchestrator to establish and maintain persistent remote command connections from exploited targets back to a listener. It also provides post-exploitation automation for managing remote access and updating software on compromised systems.
The framework covers vulnerability assessment through network scanning across IP ranges and ports, as well as verification of deserialization flaws across various request vectors and endpoints. Its capabilities extend to remote command orchestration and the delivery of payloads via network parameters or admin consoles.