RPM Finder Project version 1.2 is a utility that works much like the rpmfind.net site. It supports RedHat and Mandrake Linux.
213d6ddbd2928c88009976aaabcff72emIRC 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.
fd32c6ce59bd218876dfd24ee5d0db85mIRC 6.03 and below allow the ability for a remote attacker to spoof a dcc chat request in a targets client.
eb6345b03fb7484eb004825a495ef57bAccess utility via TCP that works much like telnetd. Supports MD5 authentication, gives a full tty, and logs everything.
9c1d1100f252b607e829a6542b59b54dRPM Finder Project version 1.2 is a utility that works much like the rpmfind.net site. It supports RedHat and Mandrake Linux.
74e802b7d3116377a173c774ae17a174RPM 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.
12f3f0cfd23effa642e93cace6185fa5Two 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.
1d499d8d3556cc8af90ee44158b6e0a0Buffer 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.
4cfd9785b13c35dc81b71b93e26cb49fThis 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.
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