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Buffer Overflow Practice For OSCP

Post author By Merrill
Post date 27 February 2023
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Overview As part of the OSCP exam you may or may not have to perform a buffer overflow. Even without any security measures in place this can still be a daunting tasks for beginners. This article will not teach you from the ground up how to perform a buffer overflow but instead an easy methodology […]

Windows Privilege Escalation Via Unquoted Service Paths

Post author By Merrill
Post date 21 February 2023
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Overview In a Windows environments it’s possible to escalate your privileges via misconfigured services. The most common ways for this to happen is insecure permissions on the service executable, unquoted service paths, and insecure permissions. In this article I will walk you through the exploitation of unquoted service paths and how to fix them.