Archive for March, 2007

Security Links !!

March 21, 2007

Cpanel BruteForce problems

March 21, 2007

some months ago i coded a perl script. this perl script is a Cpanel BruteForce .
some visitors (damn to skidds) mail  me about “how to use it ?” or “how can i found password list for it?”.
this script have not special password list and for example you can use milw0rm password list . and if this script have low speed use php script. and can other information about usage in script.

[PLEASE DON'T ASK ME ABOUT THIS SCRIPT ]

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Exploiting Windows NT 4 Buffer Overruns

March 15, 2007

This paper show how to exploiting buffer overruns on windows nt 4.
This document is for educational purposes only and explains what a
buffer overrun is and shows how they can be exploited on the Windows
NT 4 operating system using RASMAN.EXE as a case study. We will take a
look at Windows NT processes, virtual address space, the dynamics of a
buffer overrun and cover certain key issues such as explaining what a
stack is and what the ESP, EBP and EIP CPU registers are and do. With
these covered we’ll look into the buffer overrun found in RASMAN.EXE.
This document may be freely copied and distributed only in its
entirety and if credit is given.

View this paper .

Month of PHP Bugs

March 6, 2007

malware analysis (Nailuj)

March 4, 2007

again analysis a malware .”The malware, named Nailuj by some antivirus companies, is composed of 3 files: VideoAti0.exe, VideoAti0.dll and VideoAti0.sys. I won’t talk about all the files, but will focus my attention on only one, the sys file. This malware represents a nice target for those who want to approach a malware for the very first time because it uses well-known techniques, such as hiding files and hooking functions. Nothing hard once you have dealt with them at least once. In addition, the sys file is compiled in debug mode and every operation performed by the malware is documented inside the code. Yes, every time it does something it reveals its success or failure, printing out a comment using DbgPrint function. This is really useful because you know what it will do before starting to analyze the code, not so bad”
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