Hacker Resource #1 - Hacking UNIX for beginners.
3c45ca057ea8156d4172403f650586cfThe popular CGI web page access counter version 4.0.7 by George Burgyan allows execution of arbitrary commands due to unchecked user input. Commands are executed with the same privilege as the web server.
2beb4c9aa7ffd4a6559b4ee451132a24Perl port of the /usr/bin/lpset local root vulnerability in Solaris/SPARC 2.7. Based on lpset.sh.
273a18bea943ed29e39af2008e2f53e1Zgv 3.0 local exploit for Linux.
a4c927c27c658533d0624b8864a6851ehtaccess.tar - Perl script for adding users to the .htaccess file. Includes information on how to set up password protected web pages.
27de7a057fe0c6373a9ad4390699239fLinux Elm 2.4/2.5 local exploit - This will give you a shell(gid=12) if /usr/bin/elm is SGID. Tested on slackware 4.0 and redhat 5.1.
82f10bfc8741bb629281379f2f03ccc9Majordomo v1.94.5 local linux exploit - run commands as the UID that majordomo runs under.
5ce22449e2db60174798412395e28845Apache DSO backdoor - A get request to a "special" url allows remote command execution.
84e2f164eca988c6647d0dc512f4536cEvaluating the Security of a NT System Part II - In depth information on NT security. Includes discussion of Groups and User rights, The Administrator Account and Administrators Group, The Guest Account and Everyone Group, Files Folders Permissions and Shares, Virus and Trojan Horse Controls, Auditing and Event Logs, and backup.
fe7e11cad54e919bd29cead6d72f68afBuffer0verflow Security Advisory #1 - Mailtraq remote file retriving. The Mailtraq message server for Windows NT, 95, and 98 allows any file on the system to be read via a /../../ bug. All versions prior to 1.1.4 are affected.
029249fd46ca930ece76f63e3644b1c9Evaluating the security of a NT system. Includes security tips, logging options, and more.
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