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[...] .Net: ........................................................ #!/usr/bin/python import socket import os buffer = "\x41" * 3000 buffer="GET " + buffer + " HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\ [...]

[...] ") buffer="GET " + buffer + " HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n" print "Sending buffer to MiniShare..." s = socket.socket ( socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM ) s.connect((& [...]

[...] note, I am sure I cannot afford any big CONs this year like I planned if I want to get the OSCE course and move by next year.  But the good news, I am sure there will be great CONs then too. [...]

[...] sp3.  I also have my desktop that has more virtual machines.  That will be essential for the OSCE course I am sure. I have also been increasing my reading.  I have been reading "Ghost in the [...]

[...] was able to get VMware running in 2 seconds.  Sweet.  I know I will need that during the OSCE course.  Next, test it with the Alfa wireless adapter.  No problem there.  Next, remove the [...]

[...] I am taking the OSCE course.  The first thing I did, besides saving major capital was to get some new hardware.  I built a [...]

http://www.ethicalhacker.net/component/option,com_smf/Itemid,54/topic,10042.msg55912/#msg55912 Hello all, back at it again. There was a post on one o [...]

[...] on the DVD. Day 1 Sunday March 25th Planning and Recon: On day one, we were introduced to Ed Skoudis and his team. Ed, well-known author and security expert, has over 15 years of offensive and [...]

[...] . The SANS course will be all online which works out well for me.  It will be instructed by Ed Skoudis which I have heard is a great instructor by security professionals.  It will focus on network [...]

[...] and Play directional WiFi Antenna 802.11n 2200mW. It is a great wifi adapter to use for a penetration test. It has a higher range of your average wireless adapter and better sensititvity too. I took [...]

[...] hardware and network infrastructure. Ed Skoudis spent some time on the format of a good penetration test and where a lot of testers have been failing in their pentest reports. Ed illustrated that [...]

[...] for WPA/WPA2.  This will increase my ability to choose a different attack vector during a penetration test. BackTrack WiFu Online [...]

[...] jump around in the stack.  Again, go to http://www.corelan.be/ for information about buffer overflows and infosec in general.  Great stuff.  With easyftp, I was only able to fit the " [...]

[...] Expert (OSCE) exam, I hopped on exploitdb.com to find vulnerable software to exploit buffer overflows.  Now, for the exam, I wanted to pick one, then ignore the exploit file, download the [...]

[...] -db.com/exploits/10434/".  Also, there is a great tutorial for EggHunters and Buffer Overflows at "http://grey-corner.blogspot.com/2010/02/windows-buffer-overflow-tutorial. [...]

[...] and has a smaller attack surface than wireshark.  There seems to be more exploits such as buffer overflows designed for wireshark. As a side note, I do want to mention that Ed did spend time [...]

[...] .be/ Those three weeks really help me understand each module.  It helps that I had VMware Workstation on my laptop so I could practice no matter where I was. Barnes and Noble, library, [...]

[...] .ubuntu.com --recv-keys 94558F59 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install spotify-client * VMware Workstation 9.0.1 (http://slackblogs.blogspot.com/2012/11/vmware-workstation-901-and-linux-kernel_18. [...]

[...] to new python scripts to a shell prompt.  It has been fun time.  I was able to install VMware Workstation 7 on BackTrack 5 x64 Gnome.  I have two virtual machines to work on buffer overflows, [...]

[...] .html".  It was very helpful in the install.  Next, I installed VMware Workstation 7 on R1.  Of course, it did not work with the updated kernel on R1.  Luckily, I [...]

[...] . In addition, I have started another Offensive Security course: OSWP!!  I ordered the wireless adapter, ALFA AWUS036H.  I have heard good things about the adapter from the EthicalHacker.Net forum. [...]

[...] will be posting an update to Education 2013. But I just wanted to make a quick post about a wireless adapter, USB-Yagi Plug and Play directional WiFi Antenna 802.11n 2200mW. It is a great wifi adapter [...]

[...] ) Studying the CTP material Time off (Star Wars: The Old Republic) February Scheduling the OSCE exam for March Studying the CTP material Creating Fuzzing files/scripts in Spike and Python [...]

[...] like it has a CTF event too which I have never been in either.  I think this course (and the OSCE exam) will give me a good gauge to my progress in InfoSec. Once I am done, I want to do a review of [...]