This code snippet shows error handling in Windows using the winsock.h header file. It includes a switch statement that maps Winsock error codes to human-readable error messages. This can be useful for debugging network applications.
This exploit is used to gain root access on SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 x86 systems through the MMDF deliver program. It takes advantage of a buffer overflow vulnerability in the program to execute arbitrary shellcode and escalate privileges to root. The exploit code contains a shellcode that pushes specific values onto the stack, sets up the necessary environment for execution, and calls the vulnerable function to trigger the exploit. The exploit was published on milw0rm.com in 2004 by Ramon de Carvalho Valle.
The exploit allows for unauthorized access and code execution on Neutrino 0.8.4 Atomic Edition.
This POC exploits a buffer overflow vulnerability in the libxml library version 2.6.12. It takes advantage of the xmlNanoFTPScanURL function to execute arbitrary code. The POC provides a shellcode that opens a shell on the target system. The vulnerability allows an attacker to execute remote code on the target system.
This exploit allows the creation of a shell in /code/counter/middle_index_inc.php through the fuzzylime 3.0.1 script rss.php. The script has the ability to load files and uses unfiltered extract() function.
This vulnerability is a buffer overflow vulnerability in the PNG image parsing functionality of the program. An attacker can craft a malicious PNG image file that, when parsed by the program, can trigger the buffer overflow and potentially execute arbitrary code on the system. This vulnerability can lead to remote code execution.
This exploit uses a bug in recent IOS versions to stop a Cisco router from processing traffic once the input queue is full.
This exploit allows an attacker to inject shell commands into the WordPress cache files. The exploit works regardless of PHP.ini settings and if user registration is enabled. It can be used against an empty or weak MySQL DB password.
This exploit targets the BaSoMail application and causes a Denial of Service (DOS) by sending a specially crafted buffer overflow payload. The vulnerability is present in the SMTP and POP3 commands of the application.
The MailCarrier 2.51 SMTP EHLO / HELO command is vulnerable to a buffer overflow. This can be exploited by an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the target system.
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