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ImpulsiveDLLHijack - C# Based Tool Which Automates The Process Of Discovering And Exploiting DLL Hijacks In Target Binaries
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C# based tool which automates the process of discovering and exploiting (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Exploiting) DLL Hijacks in target binaries. The Hijacked paths discovered can later be weaponized during RedTeam Operations (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Operations) to evade EDR's.
1. Methodological Approach :
The tool basically acts on automating following stages performed for DLL Hijacking:Discovery - Finding Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijack pathsExploitation - Confirming whether the Confirmatory DLL was been loaded from the Hijacked path leading to a confirmation of 100% exploitable DLL Hijack!Discovery Methodology :Provide Target binary path to ImpulsiveDLLHijack.exeAutomation of ProcMon along with the execution of Target binary to find Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijackable paths.Exploitation Methodology :Parse Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijack paths from CSV generated automatically via ProcMon.Copy the Confirmatory DLL (as per the PE architecture) to the hijack paths one by one and execute the Target Binary for predefined time period simultaneously.As the DLL hijacking process is in progress following are the outputs which can be gathered from the Hijack Scenario:The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is loaded by the Target Binary we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was successful - DLL Hijack Successful -> DLLName: | The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is not loaded by the Target Binary we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was unsuccessful - DLL Hijack Unsuccessful -> Entry Point Not Found Scenarios:The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is not loaded by the Target Binary as the Entry Point of the DLL is different from our default entry point "DllMain" throwing an error - "Entry Point Not Found", we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was hijackable if the entry point was correct -> DLL Hijack Successful -> [Entry Point Not Found - Manual Analysis Required!]: The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is executed by the Target Binary even after the Entry Point of the DLL is different from our default entry point "DllMain" throwing an error "Entry Point Not Found", we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was success even after the entry point was not correct -> DLL Hijack Successful -> [Entry Point Not Found]: Note: The "Entry Point not found" Error is been handled by the code programmatically no need to close the MsgBox manually :) # Rather this would crash the code further****Once the DLL Hijacking process is completed for every Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijack path we get the final output on the console as well as in a text file (C:\DLLLogs\output_logs.txt) in the following format: --> DLL Hijack Successful (if the Hijack was successful) --> DLL Hijack Unuccessful (if the Hijack was unsuccessful) --> DLL Hijack Successful [Entry Point Not Found - Manual Analysis Required] (if the Entry point was not found but can be successful after manual analysis) --> DLL Hijack Successful [Entry Point Not Found] (if the hijack was successful even after the entry point was not found) --> Copy: Access to Path is Denied (Access denied)**These Confirmed DLL Hijackable paths can later be weaponized during a Red Team Engagement (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Red%20Team%20Engagement) to load a Malicious DLL Implant via a legitimate executable (such as OneDrive,Firefox,MSEdge,"Bring your own LOLBINs" etc.) and bypass State of the art EDR's as most of them fail to detect DLL Hijacking as assessed by George Karantzas and Constantinos Patsakis as mentioned in there research paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2108.10422
2. Prerequisites:
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1. Methodological Approach :
The tool basically acts on automating following stages performed for DLL Hijacking:Discovery - Finding Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijack pathsExploitation - Confirming whether the Confirmatory DLL was been loaded from the Hijacked path leading to a confirmation of 100% exploitable DLL Hijack!Discovery Methodology :Provide Target binary path to ImpulsiveDLLHijack.exeAutomation of ProcMon along with the execution of Target binary to find Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijackable paths.Exploitation Methodology :Parse Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijack paths from CSV generated automatically via ProcMon.Copy the Confirmatory DLL (as per the PE architecture) to the hijack paths one by one and execute the Target Binary for predefined time period simultaneously.As the DLL hijacking process is in progress following are the outputs which can be gathered from the Hijack Scenario:The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is loaded by the Target Binary we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was successful - DLL Hijack Successful -> DLLName: | The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is not loaded by the Target Binary we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was unsuccessful - DLL Hijack Unsuccessful -> Entry Point Not Found Scenarios:The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is not loaded by the Target Binary as the Entry Point of the DLL is different from our default entry point "DllMain" throwing an error - "Entry Point Not Found", we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was hijackable if the entry point was correct -> DLL Hijack Successful -> [Entry Point Not Found - Manual Analysis Required!]: The Confirmatory DLL present on the potentially vulnerable Hijackable Path is executed by the Target Binary even after the Entry Point of the DLL is different from our default entry point "DllMain" throwing an error "Entry Point Not Found", we get following output on the console stating that the DLL Hijack was success even after the entry point was not correct -> DLL Hijack Successful -> [Entry Point Not Found]: Note: The "Entry Point not found" Error is been handled by the code programmatically no need to close the MsgBox manually :) # Rather this would crash the code further****Once the DLL Hijacking process is completed for every Potentially Vulnerable DLL Hijack path we get the final output on the console as well as in a text file (C:\DLLLogs\output_logs.txt) in the following format: --> DLL Hijack Successful (if the Hijack was successful) --> DLL Hijack Unuccessful (if the Hijack was unsuccessful) --> DLL Hijack Successful [Entry Point Not Found - Manual Analysis Required] (if the Entry point was not found but can be successful after manual analysis) --> DLL Hijack Successful [Entry Point Not Found] (if the hijack was successful even after the entry point was not found) --> Copy: Access to Path is Denied (Access denied)**These Confirmed DLL Hijackable paths can later be weaponized during a Red Team Engagement (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Red%20Team%20Engagement) to load a Malicious DLL Implant via a legitimate executable (such as OneDrive,Firefox,MSEdge,"Bring your own LOLBINs" etc.) and bypass State of the art EDR's as most of them fail to detect DLL Hijacking as assessed by George Karantzas and Constantinos Patsakis as mentioned in there research paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2108.10422
2. Prerequisites:
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Procmon.exe -> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmonCustom Confirmatory DLL's : These are DLL files which assist the tool to get the confirmation whether the DLL's are been successfully loaded from the identified hijack pathCompiled from the MalDLL project provided above (or use the precompiled binaries if you trust me!)32Bit dll name should be: maldll32.dll64Bit dll name should be: maldll64.dllInstall NuGet Package:** PeNet** -> https://www.nuget.org/packages/PeNet/ (Prereq while compiling the ImpulsiveDLLHijack project)Note: i & ii prerequisites should be placed in the ImpulsiveDLLHijacks.exe's directory itself.Build and Setup Information:ImpulsiveDLLHijackClone the repository in Visual StudioOnce project is loaded in Visual Studio go to "Project" --> "Manage NuGet packages" --> Browse for packages and install "PeNet" -> https://www.nuget.org/packages/PeNet/Build the project!The ImpulsiveDLLHijack.exe will be inside the bin directory.And for Confirmatory DLL's:Clone the repository in Visual StudioBuild the project with x86 and x64Rename x86 release as maldll32.dll and x64 release as maldll64.dllSetup: Copy the Confirmatory DLL's (maldll32 & maldll64) in the ImpulsiveDLLHijack.exe directory & then execute ImpulsiveDLLHijack.exe :))
3. Usage:
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3. Usage:
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4. Examples:
Target Executable: OneDrive.exeStage: Discovery
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pFuzz : Helps Us To Bypass Web Application Firewall By Using Different Methods At The Same Time
pFuzz is an advanced red teaming fuzzing tool which we developed for our research. It helps us to bypass web application firewall by using different methods at the same time.
pFuzz web uygulama araştırmaları için geliştirdiğimiz, gelişmiş bir fuzzing aracıdır. Farklı güvenlik uygulamaları üzerinde çeşitli saldırı yöntemlerinin denenmesi konusunda süreci hızlandırmak için geliştirilmiştir. Description [EN]
pFuzz is a tool developed in the python language to have advanced fuzzing capability in web application research. Since the application has a modular structure, it has the ability to quickly add new found / to be found WAF bypassing methods to pFuzz and test it on all other WAFs. In addition to a modular structure, multi-threading, multi-processing and queue structures have been used to make the tool more flexible and the infrastructure has been created for future developments.
The tool is programmed so that a given request can be parsed and easily changed over an object. Thanks to this structure, those who will develop the application will be able to contribute easily and develop the tool in line with their own needs without changing the core structure of the application without having to learn.
Note: If you want to contribute to the development, you can do it not only developing pFuzz but also adding new modules. Feel free to open new PR https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/13.1.0/72x72/1f642.png Açıklama [TR]
pFuzz, web uygulama araştırmalarında ileri düzey fuzzing kabiliyetine sahip olabilmek için python dilinde geliştirilmiş bir araçtır. Uygulama modüler bir yapıya sahip olduğu için yeni bulunan/bulunacak WAF atlatma yöntemlerinin pFuzz’a hızlıca eklenerek diğer tüm WAF’lar üzerinde de test edebilme yeteneğine sahiptir. Modüler bir yapının yanında, multi-threading, multi-processing, queue gibi yapılar kullanılarak aracın daha esnek bir yapıda olması sağlanmış ve ilerde yapılabilecek olan geliştirmeler için alt yapısı oluşturulmuştur.
Uygulama, verilen bir isteğin ayrıştırılarak bir nesne üzerinden kolaylıkla değiştirilebilmesi üzerine programlanmıştır. Bu yapı sayesinde uygulamayı geliştirecek kişiler uygulamanın çekirdek yapısını değiştirmeden ve öğrenmek zorunda kalmadan kolaylıkla katkıda bulunabilecek ve kendi ihtiyaçları doğrultusunda uygulamayı geliştirebilecektir.
Note: Geliştirme konusunda katkı yapmak istiyorsanız, bunu sadece çekirdek ‘core’ geliştirme olarak değil, aynı zamanda yeni modül ekleyerek de yapabilirsiniz. Yeni PR’larınızı bekliyoruz https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/13.1.0/72x72/1f642.png
Flow
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Installation and Usage
sudo pip3 install virtualenv
python3 -m venv myvenv
source myvenv/bin/activate
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 pfuzz.py –help
Dependencies
cffi==1.14.3
cryptography==3.1.1
numpy==1.19.2
pandas==1.1.3
pycparser==2.20
pyOpenSSL==19.1.0
python-dateutil==2.8.1
pytz==2020.1
six==1.15.0
xlrd==1.2.0
Usage
Help
python3 pfuzz.py –help
Manipulating Headers Module
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -m
Charfuzzing Module
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -cf
Fuzzing Module
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f
Add proxy
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f –proxy 127.0.0.1:8080
Add a delay between requests
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -d 3
Enable TLS/SSL connection
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -s
Enable logging
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -l
Enable payload encoding/full-encoding function
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -e
python3 pfuzz.py -r request[...]
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pFuzz : Helps Us To Bypass Web Application Firewall By Using Different Methods At The Same Time
pFuzz is an advanced red teaming fuzzing tool which we developed for our research. It helps us to bypass web application firewall by using different methods at the same time.
pFuzz web uygulama araştırmaları için geliştirdiğimiz, gelişmiş bir fuzzing aracıdır. Farklı güvenlik uygulamaları üzerinde çeşitli saldırı yöntemlerinin denenmesi konusunda süreci hızlandırmak için geliştirilmiştir. Description [EN]
pFuzz is a tool developed in the python language to have advanced fuzzing capability in web application research. Since the application has a modular structure, it has the ability to quickly add new found / to be found WAF bypassing methods to pFuzz and test it on all other WAFs. In addition to a modular structure, multi-threading, multi-processing and queue structures have been used to make the tool more flexible and the infrastructure has been created for future developments.
The tool is programmed so that a given request can be parsed and easily changed over an object. Thanks to this structure, those who will develop the application will be able to contribute easily and develop the tool in line with their own needs without changing the core structure of the application without having to learn.
Note: If you want to contribute to the development, you can do it not only developing pFuzz but also adding new modules. Feel free to open new PR https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/13.1.0/72x72/1f642.png Açıklama [TR]
pFuzz, web uygulama araştırmalarında ileri düzey fuzzing kabiliyetine sahip olabilmek için python dilinde geliştirilmiş bir araçtır. Uygulama modüler bir yapıya sahip olduğu için yeni bulunan/bulunacak WAF atlatma yöntemlerinin pFuzz’a hızlıca eklenerek diğer tüm WAF’lar üzerinde de test edebilme yeteneğine sahiptir. Modüler bir yapının yanında, multi-threading, multi-processing, queue gibi yapılar kullanılarak aracın daha esnek bir yapıda olması sağlanmış ve ilerde yapılabilecek olan geliştirmeler için alt yapısı oluşturulmuştur.
Uygulama, verilen bir isteğin ayrıştırılarak bir nesne üzerinden kolaylıkla değiştirilebilmesi üzerine programlanmıştır. Bu yapı sayesinde uygulamayı geliştirecek kişiler uygulamanın çekirdek yapısını değiştirmeden ve öğrenmek zorunda kalmadan kolaylıkla katkıda bulunabilecek ve kendi ihtiyaçları doğrultusunda uygulamayı geliştirebilecektir.
Note: Geliştirme konusunda katkı yapmak istiyorsanız, bunu sadece çekirdek ‘core’ geliştirme olarak değil, aynı zamanda yeni modül ekleyerek de yapabilirsiniz. Yeni PR’larınızı bekliyoruz https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/13.1.0/72x72/1f642.png
Flow
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEihpO9G8vpskZDx3oI3-uty0VnIq8X0e2v7nVScXFy2zZjE8mxmLPDLuU6-g4vUVFF8uxkuL3IPm2Xi14VZzXhmyIRqMwu68yaaJ29h64d5_lJ7Ox86vpMrCbqOw_pFDosf7pU9dbDO6TOWuskfYvwWZA75lewCDWgAxAVKrfhqSFknEIrIv5tmQUV0=s702
Installation and Usage
sudo pip3 install virtualenv
python3 -m venv myvenv
source myvenv/bin/activate
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 pfuzz.py –help
Dependencies
cffi==1.14.3
cryptography==3.1.1
numpy==1.19.2
pandas==1.1.3
pycparser==2.20
pyOpenSSL==19.1.0
python-dateutil==2.8.1
pytz==2020.1
six==1.15.0
xlrd==1.2.0
Usage
Help
python3 pfuzz.py –help
Manipulating Headers Module
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -m
Charfuzzing Module
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -cf
Fuzzing Module
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f
Add proxy
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f –proxy 127.0.0.1:8080
Add a delay between requests
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -d 3
Enable TLS/SSL connection
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -s
Enable logging
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -l
Enable payload encoding/full-encoding function
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -e
python3 pfuzz.py -r request[...]
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pFuzz : Helps Us To Bypass Web Application Firewall
pFuzz is an advanced red teaming fuzzing tool which we developed for our research. It helps us to bypass web application firewall.
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.txt -f -fe
Set multi-threads
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -t 5
Output to the terminal
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -o terminal
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -od terminal
Output to a file
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -o ~/Desktop/
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -od ~/tmp/
Help
usage: pfuzz.py [-h] [–request REQUEST] [–proxy PROXY] [–log] [–ssl]
[–threads THREADS] [–output OUTPUT] [–delay TIME]
[–output-details OUTPUT] [–full-encode] [–encode]
[–fuzz] [–charfuzz] [–manipulate] [–version]
optional arguments:
–help/-h show this help message and exit
–proxy/-p PROXY proxy [IP:PORT]
–log/-l enable logging
–ssl/-s enable ssl
–threads/-t NUMBER thread(s) number [default=1]
–version/-v show program’s version number and exit
[Request Options]:
–request/-r REQUEST request file
–delay/-d TIME set a delay between requests [default=0.05]
–encode/-e encode space chars in uri/body
–full-encode/-fe encode all chars in uri/body
[Output Options]:
–output/-o OUTPUT output important info [terminal/folder name]
–output-details/-od OUTPUT
output all details [terminal/folder name]
[Modules]:
–fuzz/-f run fuzzing module
–charfuzz/-cf run char fuzzing module
–manipulate/-m run manipulating headers module
Usage: python3 pfuzz.py -r req.txt –log -s –fuzz -d 1 –encode -o terminal –threads 2
Usage: python3 pfuzz.py -r req.txt -f -l –proxy 127.0.0.1:8080 –output-details ~/output
Extras
How to Develop a New Module
* A python file that specifies the name of the module should be created inside modules/ folder.
* modules
* – charfuzzer.py
* – exparse.py
* – fuzzer.py
* – headeroperations.py
* – manupilatingheaders.py
*
You can use the parsed object like myreq = HTTPReq.getobj()
from reqparser import HTTPReq
myreq = HTTPReq.getobj()
It has many attributes derivated from HTTPReq class. You can them it in reqparser.py.
…
myreq.uri
myreq.body
myreq.http
myreq.referer
myreq.origin
myreq.host
myreq.cookie
…
If you want to get your payloads from the excel, you can use getpayloads methods coming from modules.exparse.
* getpayloads(fuzzsheetName, genericcolmnName, fuzzingpayloads)
from modules.exparse import getpayloads
getpayloads(fuzzsheetName, genericcolmnName, fuzzingpayloads)
We set statics-objects like fuzzsheetName in statics.py that is under static/ folder.
#Fuzzing Module in static/statics.py
fuzzsheetName = ‘Fuzzing’
genericcolmnName = ‘Payload’
fuzzingpayloads = []
Now, you can change/add/delete attributes whatever you want.
myreq.uri = tmpuri + payload
myreq.addheader(header, “127.0.0.1”)
myreq.content_type = “text/html”
To stop multi-threading, you should add #exitme# payload to the end of your payloads and set statics.exitCall = True to check whether queue is empty or not.
from modules.exparse import getpayloads
for payload in fuzzingpayloads:
if payload == ‘#exitme#’:
statics.exitCall = True
else:
[OPERATIONS]
When your object(request) is ready to be sent, you can use sendit() function to queue it.
from reqsender import sendit
sendit(myreq)
If you need to change core functions in pFuzz, you can start a pull request or open an issue. Some Important Functions to Develop New ModulesAimModule/ClassFunctionParameter(s)To send a requestreqsender.py sendit()objectTo use a request objectreqparser.py/HTTPReq getobj() –To add a custom headerreqparser.py/HTTPReq OBJECT.addheader() newHeadername,valueTo delete a headerreqparser.py/HTTPReq OBJECT.delheader() headerNameTo change a headerreqparser.py/HTTPReq OBJECT.changeheader()headerName,newHeaderNameTo get a payload from the fileexparse.py getpayloads() sheetName,columnNameTo write a log info/debug/warningwaflogger.py loginfo/logdebug/logwarn() logMessage Download
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Set multi-threads
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -t 5
Output to the terminal
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -o terminal
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -od terminal
Output to a file
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -o ~/Desktop/
python3 pfuzz.py -r request.txt -f -od ~/tmp/
Help
usage: pfuzz.py [-h] [–request REQUEST] [–proxy PROXY] [–log] [–ssl]
[–threads THREADS] [–output OUTPUT] [–delay TIME]
[–output-details OUTPUT] [–full-encode] [–encode]
[–fuzz] [–charfuzz] [–manipulate] [–version]
optional arguments:
–help/-h show this help message and exit
–proxy/-p PROXY proxy [IP:PORT]
–log/-l enable logging
–ssl/-s enable ssl
–threads/-t NUMBER thread(s) number [default=1]
–version/-v show program’s version number and exit
[Request Options]:
–request/-r REQUEST request file
–delay/-d TIME set a delay between requests [default=0.05]
–encode/-e encode space chars in uri/body
–full-encode/-fe encode all chars in uri/body
[Output Options]:
–output/-o OUTPUT output important info [terminal/folder name]
–output-details/-od OUTPUT
output all details [terminal/folder name]
[Modules]:
–fuzz/-f run fuzzing module
–charfuzz/-cf run char fuzzing module
–manipulate/-m run manipulating headers module
Usage: python3 pfuzz.py -r req.txt –log -s –fuzz -d 1 –encode -o terminal –threads 2
Usage: python3 pfuzz.py -r req.txt -f -l –proxy 127.0.0.1:8080 –output-details ~/output
Extras
How to Develop a New Module
* A python file that specifies the name of the module should be created inside modules/ folder.
* modules
* – charfuzzer.py
* – exparse.py
* – fuzzer.py
* – headeroperations.py
* – manupilatingheaders.py
*
You can use the parsed object like myreq = HTTPReq.getobj()
from reqparser import HTTPReq
myreq = HTTPReq.getobj()
It has many attributes derivated from HTTPReq class. You can them it in reqparser.py.
…
myreq.uri
myreq.body
myreq.http
myreq.referer
myreq.origin
myreq.host
myreq.cookie
…
If you want to get your payloads from the excel, you can use getpayloads methods coming from modules.exparse.
* getpayloads(fuzzsheetName, genericcolmnName, fuzzingpayloads)
from modules.exparse import getpayloads
getpayloads(fuzzsheetName, genericcolmnName, fuzzingpayloads)
We set statics-objects like fuzzsheetName in statics.py that is under static/ folder.
#Fuzzing Module in static/statics.py
fuzzsheetName = ‘Fuzzing’
genericcolmnName = ‘Payload’
fuzzingpayloads = []
Now, you can change/add/delete attributes whatever you want.
myreq.uri = tmpuri + payload
myreq.addheader(header, “127.0.0.1”)
myreq.content_type = “text/html”
To stop multi-threading, you should add #exitme# payload to the end of your payloads and set statics.exitCall = True to check whether queue is empty or not.
from modules.exparse import getpayloads
for payload in fuzzingpayloads:
if payload == ‘#exitme#’:
statics.exitCall = True
else:
[OPERATIONS]
When your object(request) is ready to be sent, you can use sendit() function to queue it.
from reqsender import sendit
sendit(myreq)
If you need to change core functions in pFuzz, you can start a pull request or open an issue. Some Important Functions to Develop New ModulesAimModule/ClassFunctionParameter(s)To send a requestreqsender.py sendit()objectTo use a request objectreqparser.py/HTTPReq getobj() –To add a custom headerreqparser.py/HTTPReq OBJECT.addheader() newHeadername,valueTo delete a headerreqparser.py/HTTPReq OBJECT.delheader() headerNameTo change a headerreqparser.py/HTTPReq OBJECT.changeheader()headerName,newHeaderNameTo get a payload from the fileexparse.py getpayloads() sheetName,columnNameTo write a log info/debug/warningwaflogger.py loginfo/logdebug/logwarn() logMessage Download
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Scrummage : The Ultimate OSINT And Threat Hunting Framework
Scrummage is an OSINT tool that centralises search functionality from powerful, yet simple OSINT sites. This project draws inspiration mainly from two other projects, including:
* The Scumblr project, which while is now deprecated, inspired this concept.
* The OSINT Framework project, which is a visualisation tool, depicting a range of sites that can be used to search for a variety of things.
While at first glance the web application may not look all that different when compared to Scumblr, the copious amounts of plugins this tool comes with is mainly what makes this project unique, where the provided Python/Flask web application is just a simple, lightweight, and scalable way of providing users with the ability to manage large pools of results. The other main benefit this projects brags is a much simpler installation process, which is kept up to date, compared to Scumblr which is now deprecated.
Any feedback is welcome.
An Overview Of The Web Application Some of the Many Available Scrummage Plugins
* Blockchain Search
* Domain Fuzzer
* Twitter Scraper
* Instagram Search
* Have I Been Pwned Search
* Ahmia Darkweb Search
* IP Stack Search
* Threat Crowd Search
* Yandex and Naver Search
* Vkontakte Search
* Vulners Search
* Built With Search
* YouTube Search
* Many more… Refer to the wiki page here for the full list. Dashboard
The dashboard is the home screen which the application directs a user to when they log in. It provides a high-level chart which shows the amount of each results based on their result type. It does this for each kind of finding. However, if a graph doesn’t load, this is most likely due to none of the results being in that category, I.e if there are no closed results, no graph will appear under “Overview of Closed Results”.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjWrCN43lQoVrg2IKACt5lqAnW-AviTUfwADtu3OHXkv6HtyxPufjdFmuZwMKTcwhMSwj1hjYybrx0GlTejHo_DGQPZGbTQQOkGnTLblylA7w3avGqAGMCg8VH7LP6DS4ZiUqUGAdXdO0MduPeAjozn_xxMMWG8y-fDoy1HVlgf7KuzxXHjr8Ia-MnN=s1920
Events
The events page shows anything that changes within the web application, from logins, to failed login attempts, to any actions performed against a task. This assists with understanding what has recently been happening in the web app, and can assist in matters such as detecting brute-force login attempts or tracking down who altered a task.
Note: This page only loads the latest 1000 events, for optimisation of the web application.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjjHvaWIeCMERHhOSRrMbevmg1jy5OY8d6WdGP2LMFgLeHCeSm8df1fvCmIFX1DTH9fmSqlg9QaSF38PXOwEBZy3iUsbV6AhSFX4gBS_NinSj1C7QS0-DX1shJPgmhkECYEPte4_qYyXd-pLt4czdkj0-tdvVDi5eX73vU0XPm0fpDrgPBTwe3--A9t=s1918
Results
The results page, simply shows results that have been created by a task. The results table shows the basic metadata of the result, but also provides a “Details” button which can be used to investigate the result further. As mentioned all results have some kind of output file, if a result is a link the file will be a copy of the HTML of the page. Furthermore screenshot functionality is provided to assist in keeping a photographic record of a result. Both the output and screenshot file will be deleted if the result is deleted.
Note: This page only loads the latest 1000 results, for optimisation of the web application.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEhCP1R3QbQEvBfDT33_uHl_VBAXf83vpoEpyLJ3uyLbhcEHxwROloF0zyQ-6MmcaFvM838AQYffqVSnlB1egDRAQEgwp6Bwg11lNQaXjcL41gsci70ic2B517f6bVvjxBgPc48kS2Ur9fd8qGjZliW6weWiGmKqW0kL9Jt1Je0hdDthvyUQnxfGapWD=s1919
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Scrummage : The Ultimate OSINT And Threat Hunting Framework
Scrummage is an OSINT tool that centralises search functionality from powerful, yet simple OSINT sites. This project draws inspiration mainly from two other projects, including:
* The Scumblr project, which while is now deprecated, inspired this concept.
* The OSINT Framework project, which is a visualisation tool, depicting a range of sites that can be used to search for a variety of things.
While at first glance the web application may not look all that different when compared to Scumblr, the copious amounts of plugins this tool comes with is mainly what makes this project unique, where the provided Python/Flask web application is just a simple, lightweight, and scalable way of providing users with the ability to manage large pools of results. The other main benefit this projects brags is a much simpler installation process, which is kept up to date, compared to Scumblr which is now deprecated.
Any feedback is welcome.
An Overview Of The Web Application Some of the Many Available Scrummage Plugins
* Blockchain Search
* Domain Fuzzer
* Twitter Scraper
* Instagram Search
* Have I Been Pwned Search
* Ahmia Darkweb Search
* IP Stack Search
* Threat Crowd Search
* Yandex and Naver Search
* Vkontakte Search
* Vulners Search
* Built With Search
* YouTube Search
* Many more… Refer to the wiki page here for the full list. Dashboard
The dashboard is the home screen which the application directs a user to when they log in. It provides a high-level chart which shows the amount of each results based on their result type. It does this for each kind of finding. However, if a graph doesn’t load, this is most likely due to none of the results being in that category, I.e if there are no closed results, no graph will appear under “Overview of Closed Results”.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjWrCN43lQoVrg2IKACt5lqAnW-AviTUfwADtu3OHXkv6HtyxPufjdFmuZwMKTcwhMSwj1hjYybrx0GlTejHo_DGQPZGbTQQOkGnTLblylA7w3avGqAGMCg8VH7LP6DS4ZiUqUGAdXdO0MduPeAjozn_xxMMWG8y-fDoy1HVlgf7KuzxXHjr8Ia-MnN=s1920
Events
The events page shows anything that changes within the web application, from logins, to failed login attempts, to any actions performed against a task. This assists with understanding what has recently been happening in the web app, and can assist in matters such as detecting brute-force login attempts or tracking down who altered a task.
Note: This page only loads the latest 1000 events, for optimisation of the web application.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjjHvaWIeCMERHhOSRrMbevmg1jy5OY8d6WdGP2LMFgLeHCeSm8df1fvCmIFX1DTH9fmSqlg9QaSF38PXOwEBZy3iUsbV6AhSFX4gBS_NinSj1C7QS0-DX1shJPgmhkECYEPte4_qYyXd-pLt4czdkj0-tdvVDi5eX73vU0XPm0fpDrgPBTwe3--A9t=s1918
Results
The results page, simply shows results that have been created by a task. The results table shows the basic metadata of the result, but also provides a “Details” button which can be used to investigate the result further. As mentioned all results have some kind of output file, if a result is a link the file will be a copy of the HTML of the page. Furthermore screenshot functionality is provided to assist in keeping a photographic record of a result. Both the output and screenshot file will be deleted if the result is deleted.
Note: This page only loads the latest 1000 results, for optimisation of the web application.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEhCP1R3QbQEvBfDT33_uHl_VBAXf83vpoEpyLJ3uyLbhcEHxwROloF0zyQ-6MmcaFvM838AQYffqVSnlB1egDRAQEgwp6Bwg11lNQaXjcL41gsci70ic2B517f6bVvjxBgPc48kS2Ur9fd8qGjZliW6weWiGmKqW0kL9Jt1Je0hdDthvyUQnxfGapWD=s1919
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Scrummage : The Ultimate OSINT And Threat Hunting Framework
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Kali Linux Tutorials Scrummage : The Ultimate OSINT And Threat Hunting Framework Scrummage is an OSINT tool that centralises search functionality from powerful, yet simple OSINT sites. This project draws inspiration mainly from two other projects, including:…
r to view the soft copy of the result’s link and provides the ability for a user to generate a screenshot.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEiJX7MHfab2GPupYqEy54Ss-723EoeAaeHtGevH5Y6plZ8ROZ31Ck-4n5e0D6Nl1Uxi2RWy-eY6Rn235XyanXz1Og8SEY4fwSrr9YkdrLLhEBoP59p4C6TNgwaMKsvvLxdo6BvKMo80hoLiKTrLTzxtN-ebHByhCUY3gdWU4RP5T_zwmOhJoeUcTIKI=s1917
Tasks
The tasks page shows all created task, and provides the ability for the user to run each task. This page doesn’t have a limit on tasks; however, don’t go crazy creating tasks, you can always add a list to a task, rather than having the same task created multiple times for one search. So really you shouldn’t have any more than 50 tasks. Tasks have caching and logging for each which can be found in the “protected/output” directory under the tasks name, ex. Google Search is called “google”. If you need to remove the cache, you can edit/delete the appropriate cache file.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEic6E0jnKy5UmSkpbC1FN18dv9j8r5wrEwwbgIB7-1ytJq0YODHutgGhH4rKvzD7tFq9RXO5hwXVKPyA05bNIEGdBe6UlEZplM7aVwe7jE-vIfbIiTaoMEe_syAs5afsO5QZTDu313NiXC0IvOJUUBQPzebommFtkVlf51I2LW6tZSDg-GnkKJggCXA=s1919
All the plugins are open-source, free to individuals, just like the rest of the code. Furthermore, feel free to use the pre-existing libraries used in other plugins. If you are creating or editting a plugin, make sure to understand that when you run it for the first time, the web app may reload to reload the python cache. This is normal. Account Settings
This page changes according to the user’s privileges, if a user is an admin, they have the ability to change their password as well as other user’s passwords, they can block and unblock users, demote and promote users’ privileges, and of course create new users and delete existing users.
Additionally users with administrative privileges can check and edit input, output, and core configuration of the tool.
The account page looks as per below for administrative users:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEir8WarnL3-Ff-gjMusebyge3R-t81dM3UrCmNdGAsowCfF12Avb_Nk3OCFFaERHw9xTAWAvf4qlekIKO5LkJHgxOD1D-J3SvAD9C6XkNMQ-2TxRA5yl4H3GtSNPx5jCVZ-1XAeL5Ng8Hep8ny7Lh8I1liJrpL0PlITBevhUmbB98EK-gx_85XUC0mI=s1919
The account page looks as per below for non-administrative users:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjAIFHLy4OmgV3RoroRz7QTqK_6lBDft-fRcaWdB9CLA61d_J8RCpwPoE09BNHir8NcaexPWcCCBHnrv7Nqc7R0e-puKnRfjJal6ZYfRr6x7zwTNNfaTNzrvZyvAD1jFeEvMnZATFM4FciogyjTXod4drbsV2V1INv1pReq2QTFryKoJdtLBkFVj9FJ=s1919
Identities
This concept was introduced in v3.6 of the Scrummage platform, this page is not to be confused with the Account Settings page. Account Settings is for managing users of the Scrummage platform itself, identities, is an entirely optional feature, where if rows are present, the information within can be used when executing tasks.
This is the main page, depicting a table with a faux identity created for documentation purposes:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEisEY1ITbg81iSiVeNfFEyopluvxY37Fe4fjPT7SHc2AVYzRJD8TGzeRop6jWRxcZunC0cJJhOvzYn1C2ya8WhhTAMi3t_YlsBKuqgDLe6LkxTAnBuzKVWm-jcolz5cwgRGOlRfD0o0wvgDqSJkxK7SpSnJ8bW9pYUV7eYq_Us0emkOoDvMKmfJu9Yq=s1919
Identities can be created one of three ways:
* Individual creation (Use the “Create Identity” function.)
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEgaQPkZoS3QLI9QXu_HPCbKVIwR0HM2e88D3VbGw8xzpMfX7w5hfxs5I9_-1cWquKVHBLZKRHjTyjB5WaVUh-Xd04svCQp0BEdJX9KeudiMdwYF0GRiQ4vlqlRwp3wTUqsb-xnQC077u2VAPlxI5wKN9bd2FCEOlDgU68_il8DTvxP891yjnQlisjAG=s1918
* Bulk upload of identities (Use the “Bulk Upload” function.)
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEin2OEXWakygMuTD-glns2n_vD9b_cJhzkCksIjNxJvKmx3btAppXOWaNX3F7jHFeTcnaKLdD_LXb1RBFs_lTcxB4Bn8ECC8CmuAqnar2lWXpISQ22IH_PSbkIyerHPPa7BzvB6HSMVw9ODdNx6Mq-W43bKRV_FHu0wu5n1Y_eUw9hooZkKgC3IZzQm=s1919
* If you have an IDM system in place, you are welcome to onboard st[...]
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Tasks
The tasks page shows all created task, and provides the ability for the user to run each task. This page doesn’t have a limit on tasks; however, don’t go crazy creating tasks, you can always add a list to a task, rather than having the same task created multiple times for one search. So really you shouldn’t have any more than 50 tasks. Tasks have caching and logging for each which can be found in the “protected/output” directory under the tasks name, ex. Google Search is called “google”. If you need to remove the cache, you can edit/delete the appropriate cache file.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEic6E0jnKy5UmSkpbC1FN18dv9j8r5wrEwwbgIB7-1ytJq0YODHutgGhH4rKvzD7tFq9RXO5hwXVKPyA05bNIEGdBe6UlEZplM7aVwe7jE-vIfbIiTaoMEe_syAs5afsO5QZTDu313NiXC0IvOJUUBQPzebommFtkVlf51I2LW6tZSDg-GnkKJggCXA=s1919
All the plugins are open-source, free to individuals, just like the rest of the code. Furthermore, feel free to use the pre-existing libraries used in other plugins. If you are creating or editting a plugin, make sure to understand that when you run it for the first time, the web app may reload to reload the python cache. This is normal. Account Settings
This page changes according to the user’s privileges, if a user is an admin, they have the ability to change their password as well as other user’s passwords, they can block and unblock users, demote and promote users’ privileges, and of course create new users and delete existing users.
Additionally users with administrative privileges can check and edit input, output, and core configuration of the tool.
The account page looks as per below for administrative users:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEir8WarnL3-Ff-gjMusebyge3R-t81dM3UrCmNdGAsowCfF12Avb_Nk3OCFFaERHw9xTAWAvf4qlekIKO5LkJHgxOD1D-J3SvAD9C6XkNMQ-2TxRA5yl4H3GtSNPx5jCVZ-1XAeL5Ng8Hep8ny7Lh8I1liJrpL0PlITBevhUmbB98EK-gx_85XUC0mI=s1919
The account page looks as per below for non-administrative users:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjAIFHLy4OmgV3RoroRz7QTqK_6lBDft-fRcaWdB9CLA61d_J8RCpwPoE09BNHir8NcaexPWcCCBHnrv7Nqc7R0e-puKnRfjJal6ZYfRr6x7zwTNNfaTNzrvZyvAD1jFeEvMnZATFM4FciogyjTXod4drbsV2V1INv1pReq2QTFryKoJdtLBkFVj9FJ=s1919
Identities
This concept was introduced in v3.6 of the Scrummage platform, this page is not to be confused with the Account Settings page. Account Settings is for managing users of the Scrummage platform itself, identities, is an entirely optional feature, where if rows are present, the information within can be used when executing tasks.
This is the main page, depicting a table with a faux identity created for documentation purposes:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEisEY1ITbg81iSiVeNfFEyopluvxY37Fe4fjPT7SHc2AVYzRJD8TGzeRop6jWRxcZunC0cJJhOvzYn1C2ya8WhhTAMi3t_YlsBKuqgDLe6LkxTAnBuzKVWm-jcolz5cwgRGOlRfD0o0wvgDqSJkxK7SpSnJ8bW9pYUV7eYq_Us0emkOoDvMKmfJu9Yq=s1919
Identities can be created one of three ways:
* Individual creation (Use the “Create Identity” function.)
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEgaQPkZoS3QLI9QXu_HPCbKVIwR0HM2e88D3VbGw8xzpMfX7w5hfxs5I9_-1cWquKVHBLZKRHjTyjB5WaVUh-Xd04svCQp0BEdJX9KeudiMdwYF0GRiQ4vlqlRwp3wTUqsb-xnQC077u2VAPlxI5wKN9bd2FCEOlDgU68_il8DTvxP891yjnQlisjAG=s1918
* Bulk upload of identities (Use the “Bulk Upload” function.)
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEin2OEXWakygMuTD-glns2n_vD9b_cJhzkCksIjNxJvKmx3btAppXOWaNX3F7jHFeTcnaKLdD_LXb1RBFs_lTcxB4Bn8ECC8CmuAqnar2lWXpISQ22IH_PSbkIyerHPPa7BzvB6HSMVw9ODdNx6Mq-W43bKRV_FHu0wu5n1Y_eUw9hooZkKgC3IZzQm=s1919
* If you have an IDM system in place, you are welcome to onboard st[...]
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r to view the soft copy of the result’s link and provides the ability for a user to generate a screenshot. https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEiJX7MHfab2GPupYqEy54Ss-723EoeAaeHtGevH5Y6plZ8ROZ31Ck-4n5e0D6Nl1Uxi2RWy-eY6Rn235XyanXz1Og8SEY4fwSrr…
raight to the Scrummage database, under the
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Ddos attack on website - how to stop it?
Hi, for the past few days my employers new website is being hacked. From what she explained to me I think it's a Ddos attack. My employer is a very good friend of mine, which is why I'd like to help.
The host is WordPress and their server is Amazon AWS.
I was told that the website goes down everyday, it is also connected to their app, therefore, both of them go down at the same time when the website is attacked.
I came to ask the professionals for help! If anyone has any information how this can be avoided or any advice for me to pass on please do share.
Thank you all in advance.
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Ddos attack on website - how to stop it?
Hi, for the past few days my employers new website is being hacked. From what she explained to me I think it's a Ddos attack. My employer is a very good friend of mine, which is why I'd like to help.
The host is WordPress and their server is Amazon AWS.
I was told that the website goes down everyday, it is also connected to their app, therefore, both of them go down at the same time when the website is attacked.
I came to ask the professionals for help! If anyone has any information how this can be avoided or any advice for me to pass on please do share.
Thank you all in advance.
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Encrypted Chat
I really like my privacy and want to find an encrypted instant messenger to chat with friends on my linux machine. Using the terminal would be preferable but a GUI chat works too. Any solid recommendations?
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Encrypted Chat
I really like my privacy and want to find an encrypted instant messenger to chat with friends on my linux machine. Using the terminal would be preferable but a GUI chat works too. Any solid recommendations?
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Forgot Bitlocker password...
So, i found a USB drive i had encrypted a while ago using bitlocker. And for the life of me i can not find the recovery key! I thought i remembered the password but it says it's wrong every time I enter it. I have a few important work files in it. Is there a way to bypass bitlocker?
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Forgot Bitlocker password...
So, i found a USB drive i had encrypted a while ago using bitlocker. And for the life of me i can not find the recovery key! I thought i remembered the password but it says it's wrong every time I enter it. I have a few important work files in it. Is there a way to bypass bitlocker?
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How do offline games still manage to protect them sleves from value hacks without multipling values?
Hi i think the question is obvious. So a while ago i tried to hack a game with game gurdian (Its offline, doesn't rely on servers) but then came the shock, whenever i change anything it changes back instantly even if frozen then i decided to use BlueStacks with cheat engine, boom again same results Long story short i gave up -_-. So After A While I Came by another game wich did the same weird thing is the game between them and before them were changing good. So can anybody tell me why ,how or atleast how to prevent it.
Thanks.
Games i was talking about list: Botworld Angrybirds Transformers "I lost the third game sry"
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How do offline games still manage to protect them sleves from value hacks without multipling values?
Hi i think the question is obvious. So a while ago i tried to hack a game with game gurdian (Its offline, doesn't rely on servers) but then came the shock, whenever i change anything it changes back instantly even if frozen then i decided to use BlueStacks with cheat engine, boom again same results Long story short i gave up -_-. So After A While I Came by another game wich did the same weird thing is the game between them and before them were changing good. So can anybody tell me why ,how or atleast how to prevent it.
Thanks.
Games i was talking about list: Botworld Angrybirds Transformers "I lost the third game sry"
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Hi i think the question is obvious. So a while ago i tried to hack a game with game gurdian (Its offline, doesn't rely on servers) but then came...
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Is it possible to create a script to automate clicking on brave ads?
I want to create a script that automatically clicks on brave ads every time they appear, but I have no idea where to begin. Is this possible and if it is, could you give me some insight on how to do it?
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Is it possible to create a script to automate clicking on brave ads?
I want to create a script that automatically clicks on brave ads every time they appear, but I have no idea where to begin. Is this possible and if it is, could you give me some insight on how to do it?
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Is it possible to create a script to automate clicking on brave ads?
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Buffer Overflows on android?
Wassup hackers.
Lately I've been learning about buffer overflows. I managed to take over my PC with my laptop via vulnserver. I think many people are aware of Vulnserver, But for the people who aren't. Vulnserver is a server that you can download and run on your own pc. It contains a couple of executables that you can crack. So I managed to get a buffer overflow in the TRUN application for example. But to do that I had to have the vulnserver with that application running ofcourse. But let's say I have a different application than Vulnserver running. How would I attack the application then? And would it be possible to run such attacks on android apps also?
Thanks in advance.
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Buffer Overflows on android?
Wassup hackers.
Lately I've been learning about buffer overflows. I managed to take over my PC with my laptop via vulnserver. I think many people are aware of Vulnserver, But for the people who aren't. Vulnserver is a server that you can download and run on your own pc. It contains a couple of executables that you can crack. So I managed to get a buffer overflow in the TRUN application for example. But to do that I had to have the vulnserver with that application running ofcourse. But let's say I have a different application than Vulnserver running. How would I attack the application then? And would it be possible to run such attacks on android apps also?
Thanks in advance.
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Buffer Overflows on android?
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