Writing Buffer Overflow Exploits using BackTrack

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Originally Posted by nanoSpl0it

Thanks for the great tutorial! I have been teaching myself local/remote exploit with online tutorials like yours and reading a couple books. I read through the first one, looks good. I will actually try it soon and go through the rest of them.

Of course I will be cautious of malware/trojan and the likes.

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You're welcome. By the way, the current version of the BigAnt installer linked from my blog is now Trojan free - just in case you were wondering ;)

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Originally Posted by lupin

By the way, the current version of the BigAnt installer linked from my blog is now Trojan free - just in case you were wondering ;)

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But will you trust to that..... ;)

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Originally Posted by Gitsnik

But will you trust to that..... ;)

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Blast, there goes my plan to lull people into a false sense of security so I can Trojan their machines and build my own giant Zombie Army!!!!

OK, let me rephrase, the current version of the BigAnt installer linked from my blog WAS Trojan free the last time I checked it, which was a few months ago. However, Id recommend that even if you do trust me on that (and why wouldn't you - Im a really trustworthy kind of guy), you should still take all the normal precautions you take when downloading a program from the Internet.

Lupin, could you please copy these in some .pdf files ? I really want them, their a masterpiece.

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Originally Posted by sickness

Lupin, could you please copy these in some .pdf files ? I really want them, their a masterpiece.

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Thanks for that sickness. I don't actually have copies of these suitable for copying to PDF, the text, pictures and embedded URLs are all separate in the originals, and the text is unformatted. I only put them all together when I actually did the blog post.

The existing format of the posts is probably a little less than ideal, I still haven't got the blog layout looking quite right yet, even after two major changes. I'm open to suggestions on improving the layout if anyone has them (send me a PM rather than posting to this thread).

I just wanted to say that your SEH tutorial is a masterpiece...thanks for taking the time to write that.

A treasure trove of tutorials and a wealth of information. :) Thanks for sharing the intricacies of a part of your brain. :P :D

Lupin, thanks a lot!!! :)
It was my first one, and I managed it under SP XP3!
It was a great great training for me!
I lost myself in the offsets explanation, but since I understood the meaning... I did by myself!!
THANKS A LOT!!!

First of all thanx a lot Lupin for these gerat tutorials.
I succesfully completed the first 2 but I'm having a problem with the third and i would appreciate it if someone would take a look at my problem :)
I can't get the application to crash. The script gives no errors and just exits.
In the tutotial was mentioned that the network layer could be the cause of this. And to make sure you had to confirm that you don't receive RST packets from the victim machine while sending the malicious http request.
So I captured it with wireshark and it seems I am getting a few RST packets.
Here is a screenshot: http://home.base.be/%72%68%69%6E%63%...screenshot.jpg

victim ip = 192.168.1.11
attacker ip = 192.168.1.4

I don't know what to from this point on. So any help is welcome :D

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Originally Posted by LHYX1

First of all thanx a lot Lupin for these gerat tutorials.
I succesfully completed the first 2 but I'm having a problem with the third and i would appreciate it if someone would take a look at my problem :)
I can't get the application to crash. The script gives no errors and just exits.
In the tutotial was mentioned that the network layer could be the cause of this. And to make sure you had to confirm that you don't receive RST packets from the victim machine while sending the malicious http request.
So I captured it with wireshark and it seems I am getting a few RST packets.
Here is a screenshot: http://home.base.be/%72%68%69%6E%63%...screenshot.jpg

victim ip = 192.168.1.11
attacker ip = 192.168.1.4

I don't know what to from this point on. So any help is welcome :D

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What OS and Service pack are you using? You may want to try increasing or decreasing the buffer length.

This issue was also addressed in the comments at the bottom of the tutorial.