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Not necessarily, imagine a port knocking monitor that stores each port attempt it sees in a large buffer. Imagine you make many attempted connections allowing y
by barbegal 6y ago
Not necessarily, imagine a port knocking monitor that stores each port attempt it sees in a large buffer. Imagine you make many attempted connections allowing you to overflow the buffer and write arbitrary data onto the heap.
- cutemonster 6y agoOr the monitor being written in c and analyzing text in the knock messages, e.g. looks and interprets a hash