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Exploit Development – Vulnserver KSTET – Egghunter 2
Hello everyone, This post is an alternative way to crack Vulnserver using KSTET command. To understand what I’m going to show in you here and how you can exploit this specific method you need to read the last post of … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Boofuzz, exploit development, Fuzzing, hacking, OSCE, OSCE exam, shellcode, vulnserver, x86
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Exploit Development – Vulnserver KSTET – Egghunter 1
Hello everyone! This is going to be the second post of the series of Vulnserver. This post will cover the exploitation of vulnserver using the KSTET function This one is a bit more difficult than TRUN, that was the one … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Boofuzz, exploit development, Fuzzing, hacking, OSCE, OSCE exam, shellcode, vulnserver, x86
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Exploit Development – Vulnserver TRUN – JMP EAX
Hello everyone, this post is the first of a series that I’m going to dedicate to Exploit Development. Right now I just finished the OSCE certification labs and I’m preparing the exam. I think that is a good idea to … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Boofuzz, exploit development, Fuzzing, hacking, OSCE, OSCE exam, shellcode, vulnserver, x86
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Fuzzing – Finding bugs using BooFuzz (3/3)
For this last blog post of the Fuzzing series I chose to fuzz Vulnserver. Vulnserver is a Windows based threaded TCP server application that is designed to be exploited. The program is intended to be used as a learning tool … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Boofuzz, exploit development, Fuzzing, hacking, OSCE, shellcode, x86
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Fuzzing – Finding bugs using BooFuzz (2/3)
As a continuation of these Fuzzing series, we are going to fuzz a second application. This time we are going to look for vulnerabilities in HP NNM application that uses HTTP protocol. Specifically the ovas process is vulnerable to a … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Boofuzz, exploit development, Fuzzing, hacking, OSCE, shellcode, x86
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Fuzzing – Finding bugs using BooFuzz (1/3)
Hello everyone, in this blog post I’m going to explain you a couple of basics concepts about fuzzing. Also I’m going to share with you some interesting resources, and finally I’m going to show how to create different Boofuzz templates … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, Boofuzz, exploit development, Fuzzing, hacking, OSCE, shellcode, x86
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Encoded Backdoor inside a Windows Binary – AV Evasion
The purpose of this post is to show you how you can encode a common shellcode using a custom encoder and embed it inside a Windows file. The main reason to do that is to try to avoid AV detection. … Continue reading
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Tagged antivirus, Assembly, av bypass, av evasion, backdoor, exploit-db, exploiting, hacking, shellcode, shellcoding, windows, x86
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Backdoor inside a Windows Binary
Hello everyone! In this post I’m going to explain how to backdoor a Windows binary with a reverse shell, but feel free to use the shellcode that you prefer. I’ve chosen FileZilla FTP server version 3.8.0 for this example. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly, backdoor, exploit-db, exploiting, hacking, shellcode, shellcoding, windows, x86
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