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PostPosted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 3:36 pm Reply with quote
jonagold
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hi there,
i do not know much about all this stuff, but i wonder if it is hard to make a remote command executeble exploit in perl script.
one that is FUD and not patched by MS right away.
i have tried a couple of them, made in VBscrupt but they where all patched, then i bought a few for much $ and they where patched too.
So can i make one myself???
thanks
regards

jan
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:59 pm Reply with quote
blankmonkey
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The begining of all exploits starts in assembly code. learn this, and then you can start writing your own exploits.

otherwise, wait for MS to release a patch, and reverse it, then you have prob 30days before most people will have it patched.

Or, you can footprint the system, look it over carefully with nmap, and see what holes exist to exploit, then use metasploit to attack it that way.
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