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Resources
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Files you will need for this course.
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Introduction to Buffer Overflows
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What buffer overflows are and how they work.
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How to use Python to Exploit a Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
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This course will expose you to assembly code and debugging.
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Hands-on Exploitation of EternalBlue
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Using Python on EternalBlue, one of the most notorious exploits.
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Technical Review of the EternalBlue Exploit
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Setup
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How to Detect a Buffer Overflow
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
In this course, we demonstrate how to use Python for exploit development. This is a very in-depth and technical beginner’s tutorial on buffer overflows: the inner workings of a CPU, machine code, Python and using a debugger to make it happen.
Meet the author
Chris Bingham is an autodidact, life-long learner, ethical hacker and founder of two cyber security organizations: InfoSec GSO and BSides Triad. Along with his colleagues, he leads hands-on offensive security-style workshops and training. His experience and skills range from Linux, Windows and Mac operating systems to buffer overflow development, Burp Suite, and hacking Windows Domain Controller and Active Directory.
Chris hopes you enjoy taking his courses as much as he enjoyed making them.
Associated NICE Work Roles
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- Exploitation Analyst
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