Have you ever faced the situation during a penetration testing assignment when publicly available exploits didn\'t work? This module, the first in a row of advanced security training classes, is for those who wish to know in detail how buffer overflow  Product Details...

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Have you ever faced the situation during a penetration testing assignment when publicly available exploits didn't work? This module, the first focusing on Mac OS X (PPC), is for those who wish to know in detail how buffer overflow vulnerabilities arise  Product Details...

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In one of our earlier modules, buffer overflow vulnerabilities on Mac OS X (PPC) have already been discussed. This time, we focus on Mac OS X running on an Intel architecture. Although the basics are still valid, there is one significant difference betw  Product Details...

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Adress Space Layout Randomization, in short ASLR, is one of the new features in Microsoft’s new client operating system Windows Vista. ASLR’s goal is to prevent code execution by randomizing the layout of the process’ virtual address space. As a consequen  Product Details...

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The aim of this package is to teach in detail what buffer overflow vulnerabilities are and how the bad guys can exploit them to execute arbitrary code. The package includes the following three modules: - Exploiting Buffer Overflows on Windows Systems  Product Details...

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This is the first of two modules that teaches how to write reliable exploit codes. In this part, we walk the student step by step through the exploit code development phase. The second part then explains in detail what is needed to improve the reliabili  Product Details...

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The first module of this series teached how to write an exploit code for a real world application. This part now explains in detail what is needed to improve the reliability in such a way that the exploit works against any operating system the vulnerabl  Product Details...

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In this module, we explain how to integrate an existing exploit into the Metasploit framework. The vulnerability we discuss was found by one of our members, allowing arbitrary code execution on the target system. We already discussed the necessary steps t  Product Details...

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Format String Vulnerabilities have publicly been discussed in the year 2000. They allow to read from and write to almost any memory location. Code execution is just one possibility, overwriting important data another. In this movie, we analyze a form  Product Details...

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Format String Vulnerabilities have publicly been discussed in the year 2000. They allow to read from and write to almost any memory location. Code execution is just one possibility, overwriting important data another. In this movie, we analyze a fo  Product Details...

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This movie explains step-by-step how one can develop shellcodes for Windows systems. We take a simple examle program and show all the necessary steps that lead to a working shellcode.  Product Details...

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The aim of this package is to teach in detail what format string vulnerabilities are and how the bad guys exploit them to execute arbitrary code on the target system.  Product Details...

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The modules teach how to develop reliable exploits so that they work on any vulnerable system. We are going to analyse a real-world application and demonstrate the exploit code development process step by step. The last part explains how one can integr  Product Details...

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Some vulnerable applications filter user input and accept only printable characters in the range 0x20 to 0x7f. To exploit such a vulnerability, an attacker must use pure ascii shellcode.   Product Details...

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This movie focuses on the latest version of the Metasploit framework. It starts by explaining the three interfaces, demonstrationg their usage on an example vulnerability.  Product Details...

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Assume you are faced with the following scenario during a penetration testing assignment: Your client gave you only one IP address as a starting point and you were able to identify a serious vulnerability in its web service. But your goal is to access the  Product Details...

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O-Day Exploit is a term used for exploit codes that take advantage of security vulnerabilities unknown to the vendor of the product. As a result, they are unable to provide a security patch until the info gets public. Today, the term is a little overused  Product Details...

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Why doing patch analysis if the patch is already available? Waste of time, isn't it? First of all, not everyone is patching their systems immediately. This is especially true for third party software running on Windows systems. Additionally and probabl  Product Details...

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This module is for those whishing to know in detail how buffer overflow vulnerabilities arise and how one can exploit them in order to execute arbitrary code on the target system. The module will first cover the theoretical aspects of buffer overflow vu  Product Details...

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From time to time, we release videos that focus on a specific vulnerability. The goal of this "case study series" is to practice the techniques learned in earlier videos on real-world vulnerabilities. It is assumed that the student has already a basic k  Product Details...

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This video focuses on drive by infections. Drive by infections are an easy way to compromise client systems on a larger scale. Web-attack kits such as mpack use similar techniques. Based on a real-world vulnerability, we show step by step how an atta  Product Details...

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