How To Use Your First Web Exploit
This tutorial will show beginner hackers how to use their first web exploit in a real-
world situation. It will contain a Proof of Concept by me, so you can see the effects
of this exploit on the target and how to apply it effectively. This tutorial contains an
in-depth explanation with step-by-step instructions so everyone can benefit equally.
It also contains frequent screen-shots to make the tutorial even clearer, so even if
this is your first minute of your first day hacking, you can still get a grip on what I
mean and hopefully understand. The screen-shots are also present for those who are
more visually based. More advanced hackers are also more than welcome to read
through this tutorial. You may even profit from having a read through. The exploit
that will be used in this class is admittedly great for impressing friends and family
and co-workers because of its simplicity. By the end of this class beginner hackers
should have gained more of a foothold in the world of computer hacking and be able
to use this tutorial as groundwork for further explorations in this mysterious
underground digital world.
So, without further ado, sit back and prepare to learn how to use your first exploit!
The first thing that a beginner hacker must do if find the appropriate exploit to use
for their first time. This exploit should be simplistic in design and doesn't require
extensive knowledge to execute. The exploit and PoC that this class is based around
has exactly those qualities.
There are numerous places around the World Wide Web where one can stumble
across exploits. These include, but are not limited to, Milw0rm, Bugsearch, Hacking
Forums, and the BugTraq mailing list. But for our purposes today, we are going to use
http://www.milw0rm.com
world situation. It will contain a Proof of Concept by me, so you can see the effects
of this exploit on the target and how to apply it effectively. This tutorial contains an
in-depth explanation with step-by-step instructions so everyone can benefit equally.
It also contains frequent screen-shots to make the tutorial even clearer, so even if
this is your first minute of your first day hacking, you can still get a grip on what I
mean and hopefully understand. The screen-shots are also present for those who are
more visually based. More advanced hackers are also more than welcome to read
through this tutorial. You may even profit from having a read through. The exploit
that will be used in this class is admittedly great for impressing friends and family
and co-workers because of its simplicity. By the end of this class beginner hackers
should have gained more of a foothold in the world of computer hacking and be able
to use this tutorial as groundwork for further explorations in this mysterious
underground digital world.
So, without further ado, sit back and prepare to learn how to use your first exploit!
The first thing that a beginner hacker must do if find the appropriate exploit to use
for their first time. This exploit should be simplistic in design and doesn't require
extensive knowledge to execute. The exploit and PoC that this class is based around
has exactly those qualities.
There are numerous places around the World Wide Web where one can stumble
across exploits. These include, but are not limited to, Milw0rm, Bugsearch, Hacking
Forums, and the BugTraq mailing list. But for our purposes today, we are going to use
http://www.milw0rm.com
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