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169 exploituri https://packetstormsecurity.com/files/download/132117/1505-exploits.tgz
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1. Introduction The process of IP fragmentation occurs when the data of the network layer is too large to be transmitted over the data link layer in one piece. Then the data of the network layer is split into several pieces (fragments), and this process is called IP fragmentation. The intention of this article is to present how IP fragmentation could be used by the attacker to bypass packet filters (IP fragmentation overlapping attack). Finally, it is shown how this attack can be prevented by stateful inspection. 2. Understanding IP fragmentation Two layers of the OSI model are specially inter -
This archive contains 174 exploits that were added to Packet Storm in April, 2015. 1504-exploits/ 1504-exploits/wpwoocommerceaa-shelldisclose.txt 1504-exploits/emailmarkerter-xss.txt 1504-exploits/projectsend561-xsrf.txt 1504-exploits/nodesstudio-sqlxssdiscose.txt 1504-exploits/wpsam-disclose.txt 1504-exploits/VL-1314.txt 1504-exploits/VL-1227.txt 1504-exploits/airties-exec.txt 1504-exploits/oracledotcom-xss.txt 1504-exploits/prolink-xsrf.txt 1504-exploits/PRL-2015-05.tgz 1504-exploits/wpphpec-upload.txt 1504-exploits/AS-WFTP0328.txt 1504-exploits/hippocms-crlf.txt 1504-exploits/bloofoxcms050
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Packet crafting is the art of creating a packet according to various requirements to carry out attacks and to exploit vulnerabilities in a network. It’s mainly used to penetrate into a network’s structure. There are various vulnerability assessment tools used to craft such packets. As a coin has two sides, these tools could be used by hackers to find the vulnerabilities of a targeted system. Crafting is technically advanced and a complex type of vulnerability exploitation, and it’s difficult to detect and diagnose. Steps Involved in Packet Crafting The idea behind crafting is to try to simulat
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The Packet Let's look at the packet. That's the thing that makes the internet work, lots of data goes on those, anywhere from 20bytes to 65335 bytes. However, in practice packets are usually around 600 bytes in size. That data stores a lot of info; some is redundant, some is needed, and some is 0'd out. There's a header, a body, extra space, and then error check and footer. It's actually kind of easy to end up with a couple screwed up bits in a packet (obviously not every packet is screwed up, but its not 1 out of every million either). Changing a little bit of the Packet What packet steganogr
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Argus is a fixed-model Real Time Flow Monitor designed to track and report on the status and performance of all network transactions seen in a data network traffic stream. Argus provides a common data format for reporting flow metrics such as connectivity, capacity, demand, loss, delay, and jitter on a per transaction basis. The record format that Argus uses is flexible and extensible, supporting generic flow identifiers and metrics, as well as application/protocol specific information. Argus is composed of an advanced comprehensive network flow data generator, the Argus sensor, which processe
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