This code snippet is an example of error management in Windows using the winsock library. It defines a function std_err() that handles various error codes returned by WSAGetLastError(). The function maps each error code to a corresponding error message. This can be useful for developers who need to handle errors in their Windows socket programming applications.
This exploit allows an attacker to change the admin password in DL PayCart version 1.34 and below. The vulnerability was found and reported between 26.11.2008 and 02.12.2008 by G4N0K.
This exploit is for a buffer overflow vulnerability in Cain & Abel 4.9.23. It creates a file (.rdp) that, when decoded with Cain (Remote Desktop Password Decoder), adds an administrator user with a specified password. The shellcode included in the exploit can also open calc.exe.
The given text is a Perl script that is used for web scraping. It uses modules like LWP::Simple and IO::Socket::INET to fetch web pages and extract URLs. The script generates random numbers and appends them to the search query to scrape search results from Google and Yahoo. The scraped URLs are stored in a file. The script also removes duplicate URLs from the file. It then iterates over the URLs and tries to fetch the web page content using the LWP::Simple module.
The "<? TVP type= ?>" tag fails to handle long strings, leading to a Heap overflow in TVP. This bug can be remote or local, as TVP parses any supplied file for a recognized header even if the header does not correspond to the file type.
This exploit targets a vulnerability in Internet Explorer and MSN Messenger that allows for remote code execution. By accessing a specific file through an iframe tag, an attacker can trigger a memory access violation, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution.
This is a remote root exploit for SunOS 5.9 [UltraSPARC]. It binds a shell to port 5555. The exploit was developed by KingCope in 2008. It is based on the work of HD-Moore and RISE-Security exploits. The bug was found by RISE-Security. The Sparc exploit was developed by KingCope. It may be extended to Solaris 8/10/11 in the future. Thanks to alex, andi, adize for their contributions.
The mini-pub.php script version 0.3 has vulnerabilities that allow local directory traversal and file disclosure. The vulnerability can be exploited by accessing specific URLs with parameters such as 'sDir' and 'sFileName'.
This poc allows an attacker to own the first two bytes of the EDI and EDX registers. To become remote, the attacker can add a simple document.location.href=irc://server.com/... in some HTML page.
This exploit allows an attacker to execute remote code or upload arbitrary files on Galmeta Post CMS version 0.2 or lower. The first vulnerability is in the 'adodb-perf-module.inc.php' file, where an attacker can execute arbitrary PHP code. The second vulnerability is in the 'test.html' file of FCKeditor, where an attacker can upload arbitrary files. Restricting access to trusted users is recommended.
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