Remote hacking tutorial part 2 of 3 : manual application exploiting

DISCLAIMER : This video is not meant to incitate its viewers to reproduce the methods shown in it against a computer they do not own without the permission of its owner(s) to do so. DoS and DDoS attacks are not mentioned either.

This video is about finding vulnerabilities for a known application and downloading and executing HTML/Perl/Python exploits through it against the machine that runs it.
Pre-coded exploits often contain a description of their mechanism of action along with the language they use, a predefined payload and whether they are local or remote.

-Searching for vulnerabilities with Nessus
-Using Nmap scans in Nessus
-Perl and Python exploits
-Searching for exploits in public archives
-Exploit code and payload
-Saving and running remote exploits

Software used : Nmap
Tenable security Nessus

Thanks to : Inject0r, milw0rm

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• computer
• network
• IP
• hacking
• tutorial
• application
• vulnerability
• exploit
• exploiting
• nessus
• milworm
• injector
• firewall

[OldDirtyRatbastard]

@MrXDefaultX Good exploits ? No. Many hackers code them themselves after studying a copy of a program. Else, try vulnerability scanners and exploit database sites like the old milworm. Google can give some results too. There also are skiddie programs on hack forums that come with a ton of tools, including exploits, metasploit's my favorite.

[MrXDefaultX]

@OldDirtyRatbastard do u know where could i get some exploits?

[MrXDefaultX]

@OldDirtyRatbastard could u send to my email that plugin?i very need it

[OldDirtyRatbastard]

@donjojo2000 No need to make the font bigger, camstudio has a zoom feature for recording. Anyway, all the relevant commands are given in the subtitles, they are what is important, not the 90% useless information that the cmd displays, information which is target-specific anyway.

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