If you take possibility of an actual exploit out, I guess there is nothing much you can do. I'd say social engineering is the key !
Just my two cents, I hope someone better than me at this will have a more interesting answer
Exploiting a simple TCP connection...
Just wondering...
In MetaSploit, there are many exploits for specific programs e.g. Acrobat Reader, etc. and for services (SSH, FTP etc.); but is it possible to get a shell on a computer with which you have established a direct TCP connection?
This could have many uses such as social engineering with file transfers, IRC direct connections etc. etc.
The only problem i can see is that although a TCP connection has been established, the program on the other end may or may not allow/support remote code execution, making it impossible to exploit until an actual exploit has been found.
Any thoughts/ideas as to how something like this could be accomplished?
Re : Exploiting a simple TCP connection...
If you take possibility of an actual exploit out, I guess there is nothing much you can do. I'd say social engineering is the key !
Just my two cents, I hope someone better than me at this will have a more interesting answer
Running both KDE and GNOME BT5 flawlessly. Thank you !
Re: Exploiting a simple TCP connection...
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