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[Tutorial] ~ Writing TCP Bind Shell in Linux ASM (For BOF)

Bookmarked, super in-depth man great tut!!!
This is a good tut bro, much more advance than other simple copy and paste tuts i have seen recently. Thanks again 👹
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Sure, just because some vulnerability as BOF will still harder and harder to find, it doesn't mean, it's totally impossible. There are some parallels with WAFs in website exploitations, for example when it comes to SQLi. As ras4sc points - all these WAFs and protections only reduce the risks when human factor fails. Of course, it can stopped a huge % of people (because they just has not enough experiences and so on), but once comes some attacker, who'll find the way and that's it.

Okay, but I don't want to needlessly repeat, what has already been written - back to the main topic.

This is one awesome tutorial in this section, what I can see. For everyone, who is learning ASM, OP explained every step very well, so it's very clear. Good job Goodies, it's nice to see thread like this from which people can actually learn something.
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I completely agree with you. By no means am I saying that it is a useless skill. Rather, I'm saying that the larger vulnerabilities that will lead to the compromise of large corporations will be in the frameworks that run them.

I appreciate your words.
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your thread is wonderful:) thank you !
Goodies, again with the well informative and well put together tutorial. Thank you.
Damnn dude You've been busy AF,, Good work my friend!! "As always a genius"

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Cheers dude
Sorry for the gravedig, but damn this tut was awesome.
I'm on these exact subjects right now, bookmarked.

Thanks


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