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 ///  File Name: exploit.txt
Description:
A tutorial on how to write shellcode and exploits, and how buffer overflows work in general. It aims to be detailed and suitable for novice exploit coders with some C understanding.
Author:Mixter
Homepage:http://members.tripod.com/mixtersecurity
MD5 Checksum:20dde7bcc0210e65d823750810cfebd9

 ///  File Name: remotefmt-howto.txt
Description:
How to Remotely Exploit Format String Bugs - A practical tutorial. Includes info on guessing the offset, guessing the address of the shellcode in the stack, using format string bugs as debuggers, examples, etc.
Author:Frederic Raynal
MD5 Checksum:8d086961f802114fdecba45f4f33283f

 ///  File Name: win32-shellcoding-tutorial.zip
Description:
A simple tutorial on Windows Shellcoding - Shows how to write shellcode in asm that spawns a cmd shell. Includes tools to encode the asm code to avoid NULL bytes, and to generate the typical C shellcode. In Powerpoint and PDF format.
Author:Delikon
Homepage:http://www.delikon.de
MD5 Checksum:9bb1d585433160ae4eada84edb85d3be

 ///  File Name: writing-buffer-overflow-exploits-a-quick-and-basic-tutorial-part-2.pdf
Description:
Writing Buffer Overflow Exploits - Jumping To shellcode. Part 2 of a series of tutorials.
Author:Peter Van Eeckhoutte
Homepage:http://www.corelan.be/
MD5 Checksum:e434367cc8b143405fd922c2038f1981

 ///  File Name: win32-shellcoding.pdf
Description:
Exploit writing tutorial 9 - Introduction to Win32 shellcoding.
Author:corelanc0d3r
MD5 Checksum:88c08e525c05cb0d3cc94dba9f370c4b

 ///  File Name: exploit-writing-tutorial-part-8-win32-egg-hunt.pdf
Description:
Win32 Egg Hunting. Part 8 in a series of tutorials.
Author:Peter Van Eeckhoutte
Homepage:http://www.corelan.be/
MD5 Checksum:31ac8b05e8ddad36540f64f1739bd332

 ///  File Name: exploit-writing-tutorial-part-9-win32-shellcoding.pdf
Description:
Introduction to Win32 shellcoding. Part 9 in a series of tutorials.
Author:Peter Van Eeckhoutte
Homepage:http://www.corelan.be/
MD5 Checksum:0cfd5684dce9ff3d1884fa8bc3f5c4a1

 ///  File Name: shellcode
Description:
This has various shell code either written or in the process of writing. There is assembly source and finished shell code.
MD5 Checksum:dir

 ///  File Name: hellkit-1.2.tar.gz
Description:
Hellkit is a shellcode generator. You write the your shellcode in C, and it gets converted to ASM for use with both heap and stack based overflows. Many examples included.
Author:Stealth
Homepage:http://www.team-teso.net
Changes:Added generic shellcode decoder which can handle shellcode up to 64kb in length containing any bytes, added encoder for this type of decoder, and fixed some signedness issues in array accessment.
MD5 Checksum:1dfa21f029e4fbc903c92734cfe98ca4

 ///  File Name: sshdx.c
Description:
Trojan that attempts to backdoor you, if you look in the shellcode. It pretends to be an exploit.
MD5 Checksum:9059d23422fb915855352008de1e9fa7

 ///  File Name: m68koverflows
Description:
A little article on m68k buffer overflows + shellcode.
Author:Lamagra
MD5 Checksum:42d0b829fbbaa6931036905d49008c5f

 ///  File Name: hellkit-1.1.tar.gz
Description:
Hellkit is a shellcode generator. You write the your shellcode in C, and it gets converted to ASM for use with both heap and stack based overflows. Examples included.
Author:Stealth
Homepage:http://www.team-teso.net
MD5 Checksum:2a288b645f90c951843fed37ad797345

 ///  File Name: hexit.c
Description:
Fake shellcode generator, ala apache.c.
Author:Neeko
MD5 Checksum:bfd19f1827d6472dee858060d7035237

 ///  File Name: mi018en.htm
Description:
shellcode programming for SCO. All examples are taken from a SCO OpenServer 5.0.4 machine so some of them may not work under another SCO type of Unix (like unixware) although I have tried to make it as portable as possible.
Author:Renegade Master
Homepage:http://hispahack.ccc.de/en/index.html
MD5 Checksum:e2cf541e7912b8ad9f967cc885c076c9

 ///  File Name: shellgen_exp.c
Description:
Shellgen.c, a shellcode generator by Mixter, has an exploitable buffer overflow. Advisory and exploit included.
Author:Johnathing Miles
Homepage:http://el8.n3.net
MD5 Checksum:5e7ea81ac8f4572203420a7e6bee7db0

 ///  File Name: ppc.shellcode.txt
Description:
Power PC shellcode. LinuxPPC and BSD (darwin?) versions are included.
Author:Palante
MD5 Checksum:544ea5c5049203fa4db8159ed39bee81

 ///  File Name: adm-nxt.c
Description:
ADM named 8.2/8.2.1 NXT remote overflow exploit. Includes shellcode for linux x86, Solaris/Sparc, and NetBSD (with and without chroot). Slightly broken to discourage script kiddies.
Author:horizon/plaguez
MD5 Checksum:4962c02febe7711eb768b8fe5b9ef42c

 ///  File Name: 3nfsd2.c
Description:
rpc.nfsd2 exploit for Linux.
Author:tmoggie
Changes:new shellcode: sh on defined port, and the ability to create dirs via ftp. Exploit works remotely if you have +w via ftp.
MD5 Checksum:16ea5968b60f619d698eacb77c6771c7

 ///  File Name: generic_shell.tar.gz
Description:
Generic shellcode for i386. Supports FreeBSD, netBSD, openBSD, and linux. CyberPsychotic
MD5 Checksum:0402a868e54cc3aaf861be86dc8a09de

 ///  File Name: digital-unix4.0-asm-shell.txt
Description:
ASM shellcode exploit, with good explanation, for Digital Unix 4.0 buffer overflow, resulting in local root compromise.
Author:Seth McGann
MD5 Checksum:1f3033454771352110ac2627efd661d2

 ///  File Name: apache.c
Description:
How many times have you wanted to burn the hell out of a damn script kiddie? According to the header, apache.c is a "remote apache 1.3.4 root exploit", but if you know C and take a look at the shellcode, you'll quickly realize that apache.c actually creates a local account called 'hakr' (uid0/nopass). Time to nail a couple script kiddies?
MD5 Checksum:02e35b3a6da5ac525bf16e15e06f77d7

 ///  File Name: shellcode.c
Description:
This program generates a binary execve code for any commands with any arguments. It shows the asm and hex code of execve wanted. Both outputs asm and hex code can be executed on the stack. For example, you can use it when you want to exploit a buffer overrun situation on linux.
Author:jamez
MD5 Checksum:6e7b0c4136343a48044bcf2ed04fb1c1

 ///  File Name: sc.tgz
Description:
sc.tgz is a bunch of linux shellcodes. x86: shellexecuting, portbinding, encrypted (to avoid IDS detection), cdrom ejecting, writing (append "lamagra was here" to /etc/motd) , reading (read 255 chars and execute). tools: a tool that "creates" shellcode from the _start of a program, a list of useful syscalls + arguments. m68k: reading, shellexecuting.
Author:Lamagra
Homepage:http://lamagra.seKure.de
MD5 Checksum:a8c3ed7bd209e48aa86b7e725075d9eb

 ///  File Name: SPJ-003-000.txt
Description:
s0ftpr0ject Security Advisory 003-000: Remotely Exploitable Buffer Overflow in Sniffit. Possibly all systems running Sniffit (0.3.7beta and all versions logging mail headers). Successful attacks depend on being able to craft shellcodes so they can bypass input filter.
Author:FuSyS
Homepage:http://www.s0ftpj.org
MD5 Checksum:c5083dca3fe64f7ab0a77d6906a7e0b4

 ///  File Name: phrack56.tar.gz
Description:
Phrack Magazine Issue 56 - Shared Library Redirection via ELF PLT Infection, writing IRIX shellcode, subtle backdooring techniques, Bypassing StackGuard and StackShield, the Phrack Prophile, and more
Homepage:http://www.phrack.com
MD5 Checksum:eb34d33ee6426f7395489eaddd757a0b

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