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Malware Must Die!: MMD-0051-2016 - Debunking a tiny ELF remote backdoor (shellcode shellshock part 2)
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Shellcode: Linux ARM Thumb mode | modexp
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| | Introduction Just a quick post about some shellcodes for a raspberry pi 3 I purchased recently to learn ARM assembly. For those interested in developing your own, you can find a full list of Linux system calls in Thumb mode here These examples are only intended for 32-bit Linux. BSD or other OS that run...
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Reverse shells - cocomelonc
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SLAE Assignment 1 - Will Summerhill
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| | SecurityTube Linux Assembly Expert (SLAE) Course Exercises
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Imperva Protects Against Critical Apache OFBiz Vulnerability (CVE-2024-45195) | Imperva
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| Recently, a critical vulnerability in the widely used Apache OFBiz framework was disclosed, designated CVE-2024-45195. This vulnerability allows for unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE), making it an especially dangerous flaw for organizations using OFBiz in their business operations. An attacker without valid credentials can exploit missing view authorization checks in the web application, bypassing previous [...]