RPM Finder Project version 1.2 is a utility that works much like the rpmfind.net site. It supports RedHat and Mandrake Linux.
1b21c1e4fe44c14c6699021a8dfb60258df84ba160eb73d9c370d35decd0d8d2mIRC 6.03 and below allows an attacker to misleading supply a URL that poses as one URL but leads to another by setting the color of the secondary URL to the default background color.
6b69a01535a0c67322cb56b25faa8fc7dba090f0825a3a04ed026b05cdd0462dmIRC 6.03 and below allow the ability for a remote attacker to spoof a dcc chat request in a targets client.
e563523994f9fa8795dd89183f1920def4ff07f15d1392c758656569e82a5204Access utility via TCP that works much like telnetd. Supports MD5 authentication, gives a full tty, and logs everything.
7173515f75b93734bc4de681cf38a90849aee75317c57d97395435a22d3227abRPM Finder Project version 1.2 is a utility that works much like the rpmfind.net site. It supports RedHat and Mandrake Linux.
6459a4c851ab66b8349b4e3c4a5708961d44bcb8b8619a9b9ba72fa620066729RPM Finder Project version 1.0 is a utility that works much like the rpmfind.net site. It currently only supports RedHat but will support Mandrake and Suse in its future releases.
d9c5fb359c7e6f5c54e12b8ab53f4c8ef840ca39788e0fc250de49320730453bTwo articles that present an introduction to reverse engineering a disassembly dump from gdb into an accurate C program. Armed with this knowledge, it will allow a researcher to depict potentially vulnerable functions and gather further information as to the inner workings of the program.
bf1e8cddd02f2b9a3596e09d9b6339416a963224a6f82253a05b301170ac8ff9Buffer Overflows for Kids part 2 - This is part two, the follow on from bofs4kids. In this tutorial I am going to attempt to give you the knowledge to be able to e exploit a program, without coding in C. But we will need to use gdb quite a bit, so any prior knowledge would be helpful but not necessary.
39a87ffcaf6f339e334dc1cda6f41e33561a41b19cd6e1c899d2b2fa9e343ef2This tutorial is not going to teach you how to code an exploit, but what it is going to do is give you a good understanding of what a buffer overflow is, what types of buffer overflows there are, how we would go about exploiting a buffer overflow, and how to identify a buffer overflow. C and ASM knowledge is not required.
3b09e6c7b77a96b63d7b66bb3c986b732511691a13617d29880e2b53c3d34f5a
© 2024 Packet Storm. All rights reserved.
%7Cutmcsr%3D(direct)%7Cutmcmd%3D(none)){kind=small}
Follow us on Twitter
Follow us on Facebook
Subscribe to an RSS Feed