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wetw0rk

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    Comment #49099350

    Have you ever wondering if the order of operations when voilated can lead to a vulnerability? Maybe the thought never crossed your mind? Either way this week we exploit a binary th…

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    Comment #49084704

    Straight to the point on what you need to know!

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    Comment #49006674

    Looking for a smooth introduction to ARM exploitation? Wanna learn ARM assembly? Well lucky for you this week we'll be looking at another pwnable challenge! However this time we're…

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    Comment #48920739

    If you're looking for an exploit development tutorial for absolute beginners this week we're looking at what I would consider just that! This week we look at the "random" binary ex…

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    Comment #48831947

    This week we'll be looking at another beginner friendly exploit development tutorial! More specifically we'll be looking at the "passcode" binary exploitation challenge hosted on p…

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    Comment #48570532

    Wu-Tang, wetw0rk7, RET2 Systems, Inc., and last but not least Center for Cyber Security Training IS FOR THE CHILDREN!!! This week I'm following along RET2 Systems, Inc.'s free port…

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    Comment #45568582

    Long gone are the days of only a small number of Command and Control Servers (C2’s) being deployed by adversaries in our environments. How can we as Red Teamers, Penetration Tester…

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    Comment #44879151

    GOOOOD MORRRRNING HACKER NEWS!!! Incase some of you missed it this year at Black Hat Arsenal I presented Sickle a payload development framework that I designed for both Red Team Op…

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    Comment #42987426

    The last of the Windows Kernel Exploitation series, thank you all for your support!

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    Comment #42836744

    In this demo I load the KoviD Rootkit onto the operating system when exploiting a Linux RCE vulnerability. Full writeup coming soon!

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    Comment #42750130

    Last week we learned a basic overview of Type Confusion vulnerabilities and exploited one against the Windows 7 Kernel. This week we will be exploiting the same vulnerability again…