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It's a vintage approach. I don't see much of this anymore, but before responsible disclosure was widely used, many exploit authors would intentionally insert sm
by s_q_b 10y ago
It's a vintage approach. I don't see much of this anymore, but before responsible disclosure was widely used, many exploit authors would intentionally insert small bugs (usually in the assembly payloads such as an interruption in the NOP slide) to prevent neophytes from abusing them.
- FilterSweep 10y agoAnother vintage approach I see right off the bat are a few references in his code that is pointing toward Samy's own servers.... interesting he didn't obfuscate it or use a MITM server. At the minimum, the host(victim) is establishing a websocket with Samy, so his server is aware who is being compromised or researched on.