Last January, I wrote an article about the SOLDIERX Hacker Database entitled Welcome to the World’s Largest Public Hacker Database which was about some of
In this paper we will talk about a non-common vector of SQL injections. Did you say a “Cookie” ? A cookie, also known as an
Introduction Once you have control over a target and go into the post-exploitation phase, you start thinking on how to keep future access and most
This article talks about novel security vulnerabilities of IPv6 tunnels – an important type of migration mechanisms from IPv4 to IPv6 implemented by all major
SSL and network monitoring aren’t the most compatible of partners – even with the most sophisticated detection infrastructure in the world, you’ll not derive many
In these two videos, we will demonstrate how to write an exploit of the Structured Exception Handler. The video assumes you already understand how SEH
In this video we will demonstrate how to crack WPA2 using the Airmon-ng suite. We will do it by: Identifying an access point Capturing traffic
In this video, we will demonstrate the adobe_utilprintf exploit. We will show how to set up a PDF within Metasploit that will deliver an exploit
What is Creepy ? So what is Creepy actually and how does it come into the “Geolocation” picture ? Creepy is a geolocation information aggregation
Following their presentation at Infiltrate 2011, Jon Oberheide and Dan Rosenberg answered a few questions about the talk they gave. Jon Oberheide is the CTO
There was a lot of attention paid to a new type of browser attack recently called the Boy in the Browser. To find out more
This is a brief intro to automating recon through bash scripting. This example uses nmap scans that we’re automating. We teach this and much more
