quick buy | add to cart | subscription Exploiting format string vulnerabilities

   
From Hakin9 magazine: No 11/2005 (6) VPN Discovery 6/2005

Piotr Sobolewski, Tomasz Nidecki
In the second half of 2000, a whole new class of exploits was discovered, shocking the IT security community. It turned out that a vast array of programs, including well-known applications such as wu-ftpd, Apache with PHP3 or screen, have serious vulnerabilities – and all because of format strings.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 05/2006 (9) Shatter Attack - Vulnerable Windows

Carlos Garcia Prado
Carlos shows you how to scan directory structure and perform automatically an entire set of typical attacks that gets profit of configuration or programming errors using Acunetix scanner.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 06/2006 (10) HTTP Authentication Vulnerability

Roderick W. Lucas
Internet has become more and more important. Millions of dollars are invested in websites. Big businesses don't work with simple HTML sites anymore; everything has to be dynamic these days. But by giving people the opportunity to insert data on a website, the chance of getting vulnerable gets bigger. Roderick will present XSS attacks in practice.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 06/2006 (10) HTTP Authentication Vulnerability

Stefan Lochbihler
LogHound is a tool that was designed for finding frequent patterns from event log data sets with the help of a breadth-first frequent itemset mining algorithm.

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