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"This is NOT an exploit! This requires prior priviliged access on a server in order to work!" So what is the point? If you have priviliged access you can do an
by hsnewman 5y ago
"This is NOT an exploit! This requires prior priviliged access on a server in order to work!"
So what is the point? If you have priviliged access you can do anything.
- josephcsible 5y agoIt's so that you can keep privileged access even after the way you got it in the first place stops working.
- DyslexicAtheist 5y agoit seems she tweeted this one just for you: > I assume this goes without saying but obviously this isn't going to go root any old TCP server folks. You need to have root on a box first, install the rootkit, and then its effectively a backdoor. This isn't going to go pop TCP servers in the wild. Also important to call out that any networking equipment worth its weight is going to block these malicious packets long before they reach the host. > Its a demo. Let's simmer down everyone. https://twitter.com/krisnova/status/1510710058551754756 https://twitter.com/krisnova/status/1510710058551754756
- kris-nova 5y ago:popcorn: