So, I see its easy for some people to infect devices but for me, that's a no. I can pull around 1k Telnet but that's normally about it. Any tips?
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Feb 26, 2020 11:20 AM
(This post was last modified: Feb 26, 2020 11:22 AM by Sympth.)
(Feb 25, 2020 08:25 PM)notebook Wrote: I suggest reading blogs & news about exploits, see if you can find a RCE and write a loader for it, most people wait until someone publicly releases a loader before anyone else starts infecting that said device Yeah, I recently found a article and I scanned and infected the same ranges and pulled around 1k telnet for it. I have heard alot about a amazon exploit recently thats supposed to pull good amount, but I can seem to find the cve for it. I tend to just google looking for them or go onto exploit-db, but I noticed alot of them are not posted on there. Like jaws exploit or yarn exploit neither of them are posted on there. Do you have any sites I can use? (Feb 25, 2020 12:07 PM)SpackHost Wrote: Use exploit, or make some. Yeah, I know jaws still pulls a good amount but I think the issue is then making the ranges to scan. My botnet is decent I wouldnt say its amazing however it is better then alot of the public malware out. Again, dont suppose you have any good sites to find cves? (Feb 26, 2020 11:20 AM)Sympth Wrote: Yeah, I recently found a article and I scanned and infected the same ranges and pulled around 1k telnet for it. I have heard alot about a amazon exploit recently thats supposed to pull good amount, but I can seem to find the cve for it. I tend to just google looking for them or go onto exploit-db, but I noticed alot of them are not posted on there. Like jaws exploit or yarn exploit neither of them are posted on there. ZD-net, Trendmicro, radware (Feb 26, 2020 03:20 PM)notebook Wrote: ZD-net, Trendmicro, radware Perfect, I had seen articles and stuff on ZD-net, will take a look at the other two. |
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