This code will crash the machine by exploiting a vulnerability in the Linux igmp.c module. The code creates a socket and sets various options using setsockopt to join a multicast group and add a source filter. However, it does not properly handle errors, leading to a crash. This vulnerability can be used to perform a denial of service attack on a Linux machine.
The exploit allows an attacker to include local files on the server by manipulating the 'langage' parameter in the 'update.php' script. By using directory traversal techniques, the attacker can access sensitive files such as the '/etc/passwd' file. This vulnerability can be exploited to gain unauthorized access and retrieve sensitive information.
The code provided in this program can hang the machine. It exploits a vulnerability in the Linux kernel versions 2.4 and 2.6, specifically in the __scm_send function.
This is a local exploit for TipxD <= 1.1.1 that demonstrates a format string vulnerability. It has been tested on Slackware 9.0, 9.1, and 10.0. The exploit allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code.
This is an exploit for the archiver TUGzip. The payload may not always execute successfully, with a success rate of 2 out of 10 attempts. The author mentions having more exploits for other archivers and looking for a new approach. The exploit code is not provided in the text.
The code snippet shows the error handling mechanism in Windows socket programming. It includes a switch statement that maps Windows socket error codes to corresponding error messages. This vulnerability can potentially lead to information disclosure or denial of service if the error messages are leaked to an attacker.
This code snippet shows how to handle errors in Windows using the WSAGetLastError() function. It provides a list of error codes and their corresponding error messages.
An attacker can change the default external mail application in Opera to execute code from a remote location. By changing the settings and setting the location to 'mailto:', the attacker can execute the code. A proof-of-concept is provided to execute the Windows Calculator.
This is a remote format string exploit for Citadel/UX v6.27. It allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code by exploiting a format string vulnerability. The exploit takes advantage of a vulnerability in the syslog function to overwrite the GOT (Global Offset Table) address and redirect program execution to a user-controlled address. By providing a specially crafted format string as input, an attacker can control the execution flow of the program and execute arbitrary code.
The SSH_FXP_OPEN command in GoodTech SSH contains a buffer overflow vulnerability. All other operations (opendir, unlink, etc.) are also vulnerable. This exploit is a 0day for 2 months.
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