There are three blazefox exploits in this repository written against Spidermonkey and Firefox on Windows 10 RS5 x64, ranging from very simple and dumb to a bit less simple and dumb :).
For more details see the associated blogpost here: Introduction to SpiderMonkey exploitation.
basic.js is the most basic version of the exploit but also the most reliable. It is meant to work against a very specific version of Spidermonkey's JavaScript shell and a very specific version of ntdll.dll (which is available in the js-asserts for a couple of ROP gadgets (I have actually updated my machine to RS5 recently and it naturally broke this exploit so I had to fix it :)).
kaizen.js is the direct evolution of basic.js as in it is designed to work more reliably (and not tied to specific version of binaries). If it needs offsets to work, it'll go and find it itself, like a big boy.
ifrit.js is the final exploit that targets the Firefox browser. It leverages IonMonkey to have it JIT our entire native payload for us - Bring Your Own Payload (byop.js) people.
