SQL Injections

Posted on Tue 02 December 2014 in Web Hacking • Tagged with web, sql injection, python

A walkthrough of some reasonably advanced SQL injection techniques and exploitation


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Rootkit for Hiding Files

Posted on Thu 23 October 2014 in Linux Kernel Hacking • Tagged with kernel development, linux, c, rootkit, kernel hacking

Building a basic rootkit for hiding files from normal operating system commands on Linux


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Reversing A Simple Obfuscated Application

Posted on Tue 30 September 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with linux, 32bit, debugging, reverse engineering

A walk through of some basic manual obfucation and deobfuscation methods for IA32


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Usermode Application Debugging Using KD

Posted on Wed 24 September 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with windows, reverse engineering, debugging

Debugging a usermode application using the kernel debugger kd.exe on Windows


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Reflected XSS at PentesterAcademy

Posted on Sat 09 August 2014 in Web Hacking • Tagged with web, xss, pentesteracademy

Solving some cross site scripting challenges at pentester academy


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Ret2Libc and ROP

Posted on Wed 06 August 2014 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, fuzzing, buffer overflow, rop, ret2libc

Exploiting a buffer overflow by using return to libc and basic return orientated programming to beat certain protections including never execute (NX)


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An Easy Windows Crackme

Posted on Sat 02 August 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with windows, reverse engineering, 32bit, crackme

Cracking an easy Windows crackme from the site http://crackmes.de


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System Call Hooking

Posted on Thu 10 July 2014 in Linux Kernel Hacking • Tagged with kernel development, linux, c, rootkit, kernel hacking, function hooking

Hooking kernel functions on Linux, used by usermode applications, for malicious purposes


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Beating ASLR

Posted on Mon 07 July 2014 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, aslr, buffer overflow

Exploiting a buffer overflow vulnerability with address space layout randomization in place


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XSS in PNP4Nagios

Posted on Fri 04 July 2014 in Web Hacking • Tagged with web, xss, responsible disclosure

Finding and exploiting cross site scripting vulnerabilities in the Nagios plugin PNP4Nagios


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