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Long ago writing testing exploits on a Solaris machine, I'd use the payload of "/sbin/eject" because it was very simple to see if the attack succeeded. No need
by danielweber 12y ago
Long ago writing testing exploits on a Solaris machine, I'd use the payload of "/sbin/eject" because it was very simple to see if the attack succeeded. No need to look through logs; just see the cup-holder open up obediently. So the opening really took me back.
- mturmon 12y agoThe simplicity of this one has made it entertaining to watch. It's easy to follow the storyline of probes, exploits, and patches. And everyone has bash, so we can play along at home. ;-)