Hack Of The Day 13: Remote Shellcode Launcher: Testing Shellcode Over A Network

Description: In this video, we look at how to use a simple program to test shellcode on a remote host over the network. This particular Shellcode launcher is a "bind" one, it should be easy to create a "reverse connect" as well.

RemoteShellcodeLauncher.c: https://gist.github.com/vivekr98/5898434

Demo.py: https://gist.github.com/vivekr98/5899234

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Tags: hod , shellcode , linux , remote , launch , program ,

Comments:

fringes on Mon 01 Jul 2013

I can't find the HD MP4.
SecurityTube_Bot on Mon 01 Jul 2013

HD MP4? It was never distributed in the first place?
fringes on Mon 01 Jul 2013

On the others, I clicked the YouTube link, selected HD and downloaded the MP4; I can play those in my TV. I hope you can make these available and downloadable in HD, MP4 or AVI.

I'd like to add that you produce the best Offensive Security videos I've seen. Thanks, and keep up the great work.
ApertureSecurity on Wed 03 Jul 2013

@ fringes right?

@ Vivek this a good example of using Assembly and Python together.This video reminds me of the Smb 2.0 Vulnerability crash in window 7.

@ All how far can this kind of exploitation go? I could see anything that can interpret be taken advantage...
Ranju on Sun 07 Jul 2013

Vivek sir, i m really interested in the shellcoding field. Bt i dont know frm where should i begin? for shellcoding ?? I also dont know what must be the pre-requisites for the Shellcoding and analysing. Plz can u direct me a correct way into the field of shellcoding as u r an expert in this field. Nw m learning C Language.

Expecting for ur reply!!!
SidNoob on Tue 30 Jul 2013

@Ranju there's a course created by SecurityTube called SLAE. I have enrolled for it and its totally worth it. Prerequisites are none for it.

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