We’ve covered various stories about companies offering hackers and security researchers bounties for giving them working exploits for their software/website etc. Early runners in the game were – Google Willing To Pay Bounty For Chrome Browser Bugs Now, 2 years down the road, Facebook has decided it’s a good idea to offer up a $500 […]
Archives for July 2011
iViZ On Demand Penetration Testing
Introduction iViZ is the industry’s first company to position themselves as an on-demand penetration testing service for web applications. This is very different from the normal low cost vulnerability assessment services like Qualys, Hackersafe, Hackerguardian etc. Unlike conventional solutions, iViZ delivers consultant-grade quality with an on-demand experience. iViZ provides a hybrid solution that integrates automation […]
NfSpy – ID-spoofing NFS Client – Falsify NFS Credentials
NfSpy is a FUSE filesystem written in Python that automatically changes UID and GID to give you full access to any file on an NFS share. Use it to mount an NFS export and act as the owner of every file and directory. Vulnerability Exploited NFS before version 4 is reliant upon host trust relationships […]
OS X Lion Brings Major Security Overhaul To Apple Users
It’s been a long time coming but with the latest release of Max OS X Lion – Apple has really stepped it up in terms of security and pro-active protection. Just a few months back in May we reported that – Mac Malware is Becoming a Serious Threat and back in march Day One At […]
exploitdbee.py – Easily Search For Exploits In BackTrack’s Exploitdb (files.csv).
This is a simple Python tool to help you search for exploits in the BackTrack Exploit Database. Features Search the exploitdb archive Case sensitive & insensitive Change output mode Automatically copy your exploits Requirements python (tested with python 2.7.1 and 2.5.2) local exploitdb (pre-installed on BackTrack Linux) Usage
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exploitdbee.py [-c] [-d path] |
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exploitdbee.py "windows 7" remote |
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exploitdbee.py -c Microsoft IIS -d /tmp |
You can download exploitdbee.py […]