In this hack, we will exploit Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 on Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 or Windows Server 20.
In other words, we find a variable in the system software that can be overflowed with too much information and jam our software behind it (kind of oversimplified, but you get the idea, I hope). Just as a background note, nearly all of these hacks I have shown you so far are buffer overflows. Now, I will begin to explore ways to hack the client side of the equation. So, as you would expect, the best hacks are now coming at the client side software. Server operating systems have become more secure, while clients are loaded with insecure software that can be easily exploited.
In other words, we have exploited a vulnerability usually in an operating system service ( SMB, RPC, etc.) that all allow us to install a command shell or other code in the target system.Īs I have mentioned numerous times previously, the art of hacking is presently focused on attacking the client side rather than the server side. All of my hacks up to this point have been operating system hacks.
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