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Silent exploit - Cmartinz - May 31, 2018
Hi can anyone direct me to were i can get good silent exploit 👍
RE: Silent exploit - Sp1gg5 - May 31, 2018
I think you are going to need to give us a bit more details as to what your are trying to do?? If you are just looking for exploits, then exploit-db is a good start !!
RE: Silent exploit - Nomad.Null - May 31, 2018
Anytime I hear someone say "Silent Exploit" it makes me want to bash my head against a wall. If you're talking about macros or embedded malicious code, call it what it is and do some research. You'll quickly find that it's a very simple thing to do in theory but difficult to get past antivirus or spam filters, assuming you're talking about phishing, which we can't go into detail here.
If you're talking about newer, zero-day exploits for embedding malicious code silently into documents, you'll have no luck finding them. Nobody will sell that information to a newbie for starters because you'll end up over-using the method and it will lose its effectiveness. Second, it's expensive as fuck, and the researchers and malware developers who figure out new ways to do it don't just hand over their code to people because they ask nicely.
RE: Silent exploit - hampros2 - Jun 1, 2018
for avoiding AV's you can check veil evasion
RE: Silent exploit - Astraviruzz - Jun 1, 2018
(May 31, 2018 12:31 PM)True Demon Wrote: Anytime I hear someone say "Silent Exploit" it makes me want to bash my head against a wall. If you're talking about macros or embedded malicious code, call it what it is and do some research. You'll quickly find that it's a very simple thing to do in theory but difficult to get past antivirus or spam filters, assuming you're talking about phishing, which we can't go into detail here.
If you're talking about newer, zero-day exploits for embedding malicious code silently into documents, you'll have no luck finding them. Nobody will sell that information to a newbie for starters because you'll end up over-using the method and it will lose its effectiveness. Second, it's expensive as fuck, and the researchers and malware developers who figure out new ways to do it don't just hand over their code to people because they ask nicely.
Agree with you %100 🤝 👹 ✌ 🤦♂ 🤦♂
RE: Silent exploit - nkz66 - Jul 20, 2018
so meaning no one can get access to these silent exploit
RE: Silent exploit - Nyx - Jul 21, 2018
(Jul 20, 2018 04:55 PM)nkz66 Wrote: so meaning no one can get access to these silent exploit
The reason they are called silent exploits is because no one knows they exist.
Zero-day exploits are exploits that have not been fixed or disclosed outside of the person and or group that is using set exploit.
RE: Silent exploit - YourRage - Jul 21, 2018
How to find 0-day exploits? I tried alot
RE: Silent exploit - kaibapara5 - Jul 22, 2018
0day(dot)today?
0day exploits aren't free nor cheap. Just try to find people who doesn't update their PC and use old exploits on Exploit-db.
RE: Silent exploit - PerfectStorm - Jul 22, 2018
(May 31, 2018 12:31 PM)True Demon Wrote: Anytime I hear someone say "Silent Exploit" it makes me want to bash my head against a wall. If you're talking about macros or embedded malicious code, call it what it is and do some research. You'll quickly find that it's a very simple thing to do in theory but difficult to get past antivirus or spam filters, assuming you're talking about phishing, which we can't go into detail here.
If you're talking about newer, zero-day exploits for embedding malicious code silently into documents, you'll have no luck finding them. Nobody will sell that information to a newbie for starters because you'll end up over-using the method and it will lose its effectiveness. Second, it's expensive as fuck, and the researchers and malware developers who figure out new ways to do it don't just hand over their code to people because they ask nicely.
I love this post thank you
(Jul 21, 2018 07:42 PM)YourRage Wrote: How to find 0-day exploits? I tried alot
ya dont find it 🤭
RE: Silent exploit - HangMansheart - Jul 22, 2018
Oh jesus christ...
I wouldn't ever trust you with anything as powerful as a S I L E N T E X P L O I T.
Especially considering you have no idea what you're talking about.
RE: Silent exploit - Gee4rce - Jul 26, 2018
(Jul 21, 2018 07:39 PM)ᗯitch Wrote: The reason they are called silent exploits is because no one knows they exist.
Not sure if you was just trolling, but incase not i'd like to point out that a "silent exploit"
defines a fully function exploit, which can be caried out remotely to execute code on the
targeted system. The term silent describes that from exploit to final execution, there is
no user interaction required, nor does the user see anything happen visually on the screen.
This also refers to "silent drive-by downloads" which are mostly carried out via Browser,
where as the silent term describes the fact that these exploits do not need any clicking
of link, button, popup and no installing of flash plugin, etc. to get the code execution going.
Cheers, Gee.
RE: Silent exploit - Nyx - Jul 26, 2018
(Jul 26, 2018 06:06 PM)Gee4rce Wrote: Not sure if you was just trolling, but incase not i'd like to point out that a "silent exploit"
defines a fully function exploit, which can be caried out remotely to execute code on the
targeted system. The term silent describes that from exploit to final execution, there is
no user interaction required, nor does the user see anything happen visually on the screen.
This also refers to "silent drive-by downloads" which are mostly carried out via Browser,
where as the silent term describes the fact that these exploits do not need any clicking
of link, button, popup and no installing of flash plugin, etc. to get the code execution going.
Cheers, Gee.
The OP did not mean the actual operation of the malware was silent, IE, silent malware is malware that the victim is not aware of what is happening like you mentioned above.
The OP wanted an exploit that was a zero-day, IE, an exploit that has not been found.
He used the the term "Silent" with a literal meaning.
RE: Silent exploit - Gee4rce - Jul 27, 2018
(Jul 26, 2018 06:52 PM)ᗯitch Wrote: The OP wanted an exploit that was a zero-day, IE, an exploit that has not been found.
He used the the term "Silent" with a literal meaning.
Ah is see now, i didn't catch that at first read. Thanks for clarifying!
Cheers, Gee.
RE: Silent exploit - HiddenEyE - Aug 7, 2018
(Jul 21, 2018 07:42 PM)YourRage Wrote: How to find 0-day exploits? I tried alot
actually i should believe that you did not "tried alot" as you did write.
anyway zero day exploit are not for people who don't understand how bugs occur and how to manipulate the bug to get code execution etc.