Writing Reliable Exploits - Part II

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Most exploit codes on the Internet are far from being reliable and work for
specific systems only. While this might be good enough to proof that a certain
vulnerability is indeed exploitable, it is not sufficient from a penetration
testers point of view.

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 vulnerable application
is running on.   


What you will learn:

- The limitations in most exploit codes
- How to improve their reliability

 
Target audience:

Penetration testers, ethical hackers, system security engineers.
 
 
Requirements:

- A solid understanding of exploitation techniques as teached in our module
  "Exploiting Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities on Windows Systems"
- Studying the module "Writing Reliable Exploits - Part I" first is highly recommended
- Understanding C and assembly would be a bonus, but is not required

Duration: 21 min

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