Dive into the art and science of creating custom exploits for real-world vulnerabilities. This category covers buffer overflows, ROP chains, shellcode crafting, format string attacks, memory corruption, and advanced debugging techniques. Learn how exploits are written, weaponized, and used in penetration testing and red team operations.
Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! Finding vulnerabilities in applications and services is the first step toward developing your own zero-day exploit. Vulnerability scanners are great for finding KNOWN vulnerabilities, but to find unknown or zero-day vulnerabilities a fuzzer is…
Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! In the digital battleground of cybersecurity, web application fuzzing stands as a critical technique for uncovering vulnerabilities and developing exploits. This practical guide equips aspiring cyber warriors with the knowledge to wield BASH scripting…
Introduction Buffer Overflows Buffer overflows are probably the most insidious type of attack. A buffer overflow is basically when a memory area is given too much data for the allotted space and the memory area overflows. This overflow can then…
Often, as part of the exploit development process, we will want to test an application for vulnerabilities, especially buffer overflows. One of the ways we can do that is to send random, varying length, invalid data at the application and…
I. Introduction In the previous lesson in this module, we explored the basics of buffer overflows. We defined buffer overflows and looked at the fundamental theory behind the buffer overflow. In addition, we looked at how dangerous and persistent these…
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