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There is a new tool for anti virus bypass which allows an attacker to inject shellcode into a process Post exploitation. Enabling the attacker to pass a shell to a remote location, generally i assume this would be a meterpreter shell for obvious reasons. Those of us who penetration test for a living are aware of the need to sometimes have a shell after obtaining gui system access. Buuuut Antivirus can be a real pain in the ass sometimes. A few people came to me today saying they tried this new technique and it looked awesome but was not functioning correctly, below is a description of why it was not working for them and how to fix it.. here is a link for the program as reference. https://sites.google.com/site/mamit30/home/injector
MITM-SSL is a tool for performing Man In The Middle attacks against SSL services. The tool listens on port 443 (HTTPS) by default and redirects connecting clients to the address specified as 'Host:' in the HTTP header (a static route can also be set). The data sent from the client to the real server can be scanned for passwords (at least for the protocols HTTP, LDAP, FTP, IMAP, IRC, POP3 and SMTP) but can also be logged to a file.
Some PDF documents prevent the user from copying and pasting or printing it's contents. This sometimes presents a problem since the author of the PDF might have used a font that is not available in the sytem trying to read it. This page contains a free online utility that allows you to upload a PDF, once uploaded, a version of the PDF without printing or copying/pasting restrictions is displayed in a new browser window. To unlock a PDF file, enter it's location in the "PDF file to unlock" field, by either typing it in the field or clicking on the "browse" button, then navigating to it's location.
I have upgraded my 256kbps ADSL to 512kbps and it is bundled with Dlink 502T router. Soon after installation I found that it runs Linux :). Hacker inside me decided to play around this router. How do I Log in to router interface via telnet You can login over telnet.