Description: In this video we examine turbodiff output to try and locate meaningful code changes. This is typical of reversing 1day exploits the day after patch Tuesday to deliver exploits and grow botnets. It requires less skill than true 0day exploitation, but we are examining one that has no live exploit code in the wild according to multiple sources. If you view this video series and craft an exploit please do not release. I plan to release code for this exploit closer to the end of the tutorial.
Tags: aking1012 , Andrew King , Binary Diffing , Reversing vendor patches , IDA 4.9 Free , Turbodiff ,
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hey nice videos ..
provide some tutorials on how to Bypass DEP(data execution prevention)...
hey nice videos ..
provide some tutorials on how to Bypass DEP(data execution prevention)...and craft the buffer overflows
Dear Andrew,
thanks again, i love your series.
-greeting
@vicky - Uploaded the DEP bypass tutorial to vimeo. Waiting on approval over here on ST.
@mutex - thx. this is not my series, it belongs to vivek. i am merely a guest appearance. if you are referring to the Ruby4hackers segments thanks on that one:)
The DEP video is up now
ofc thanks to vivek too.
@Andrew: thanks you for uploading!
greeting
How to connect my host machine to to guest machine(virtual box) using putty... i always have to boot into backtrack to practice metasploit.......
@djxaviers Not at all relevant to this particular video. You should never HAVE to boot in to BT for metasploit. 1)There's a windows installer and 2)You should be using linux or BSD anyway.
Andrew,
Thank you for posting. Please try and organize your thoughts before recording your video. I'm sure there is a lot going on inside your big brain but from an observational standpoint it can be hard to follow when you dance around the place. Perhaps a bit of rehearsal before the recording would make things more organized and better to follow.
Thx again.
I do rehearse a bit. Also, sometimes I record a video upwards of 6 times before I have it to a point where I'm anything like pleased enough to re-encode and upload. Sorry if it's hard to follow me sometimes, but saying organize your thoughts and rehearse your free upload...I also use slide decks a little in the newer videos. Sometimes only as a checklist. At least it was constructive criticism.