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Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 8 : Win32 Egg Hunting
P.Fayolle & V.Glaume A Buffer Overflow Study Attacks & Defenses
funkysh Developing StrongARM/Linux shellcode
MISC Magazine Corruption de la m´emoire lors de l’exploitation
K.Fenzi & D.Wreski Linux Security HOWTO
linuxsecurity.com Linux Security Quick Reference Guide
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 7 : Unicode – from 0×00410041 to calc
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 6 : Bypassing Stack Cookies, SafeSeh, HW DEP and ASLR
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 5 : How debugger modules & plugins can speed up basic exploit development
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 4 : From Exploit to Metasploit – The basics
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 3b : SEH Based Exploits – just another example
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 3 : SEH Based Exploits
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 2 : Stack Based Overflows – jumping to shellcode
Peter Van Eeckhoutte Exploit writing tutorial part 1 : Stack Based Overflows
Gerard Beekmans Linux From Scratch
Alexandr Polyakov SAP security: attacking sap client
Yingbo Song On the Infeasibility of Modeling Polymorphic Shellcode
Fermin J. Serna Polymorphic Shellcodes vs. Application IDSs
Peter Teufl Hybrid Engine for Polymorphic Shellcode Detection
Michalis Polychronakis Network-Level Polymorphic Shellcode Detection Using Emulation
Jianwei Huang Reverse Engineering MAC: A Non-Cooperative Game Model [2]
Pamela Samuelson The Law and Economics of Reverse Engineering
Aaron Portnoy Reverse Engineer’s Cookbook
Timothy S. Gardner Reverse-engineering transcription control networks
skape Reverse Engineering: Memory Analysis
Weidong Cui Tupni: Automatic Reverse Engineering of Input Formats
Pamela Samuelson REVERSE ENGINEERING UNDER SIEGE
J-M. Petit Towards the Reverse Engineering of Denormalized Relational Databases
r10jm.ps Reverse Engineering and Program Understanding
Solange coupet Introduction to CAML
M.Shang & W.Du System Call Sequence (_chmod example)
Jialong He LINUX System Call Quick Reference
D.Mazzocchio Writing shellcode for Linux and *BSD
scut/teso Writing MIPS/IRIX shellcode
ngssoftware.com Writing Small Shellcode
nologin.org Safely Searching Process Virtual Address Space
B-r00t PowerPC / OS X (Darwin) Shellcode Assembly
nologin.org Understanding Windows Shellcode
H D Moore Mac OS X PPC Shellcode Tricks
spoonm Recent Shellcode Developments
Tim Hurman Exploring Windows CE Shellcode
Masaki Suenaga Evolving Shell Code (Symantec)
Barabas Pratical Linux Shellcode
Kezhaya & Joglekar Writing shellcode exploits for VoIP phones
ghostsinthestack Les Shellcodes par ghostsinthestack.org
Michal Piotrowski Optimisation des shellcodes sous linux (Hakin9 mag)
Jonathan Salwan Creation of Shellcode on Linux x86/32bits
Michal Piotrowski Creation of Shellcode polymorphic (Hakin9 mag)
athias.fr ConnectBack Shellcode (win32)
Julien Olivian Le polymorphisme et le camouflage des shellcodes
Nightmare PE Infection – How to Inject a dll
Julien Vanegue Reverse engineering des systemes ELF/INTEL
Robert Calderbank Reverse Engineering MAC Protocol
Karsten Nohl Reverse-Engineering a Cryptographic RFID Tag
John Aycock UCPy: Reverse-Engineering Python
Paul Vincent Sabanal Reversing C++
Omer Berkman The unbearable lightness of PIN cracking
Mike Bond Decimalisation Table Attacks for PIN Cracking
Aelphaeis Mangarae Learn Information Gathering By Example
Aelphaeis Mangarae SEH Overwrites Simplified v1.01
Aelphaeis Mangarae Cracking the basics
Aelphaeis Mangarae Steganography FAQ
Aelphaeis Mangarae Hardening Windows NT
hEYWIRE Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
Aelphaeis Mangarae Assault on PHP Applications
Lavakumar Kuppan Bypassing Web Application Firewalls with HTTP Parameter Pollution
Saitek How do I crack your WEP: The FMS attack explanation
Saitek Routers and Routing process explanation through the Network Address Translation
Saitek Analysis and Working of a Rootkit in the Operative System
David Kennedy Bypassing Hardware Based Data Execution Prevention (DEP) On Windows 2003 SP2
aidi youssef Shellcodes sous Linux dans les processeurs de 32 bits x86
Jason R. Davis MPI and Password Cracking
Jean-luc HENRY Solutions de sécurité GNU/Linux
Eric Botcazou Compile-time stack requirements analysis with GCC
Peter Brass Elementary Structures
Malcolm Heywood On Evolving Buffer Overflow Attacks Using Genetic Programming
Nick Feamster Wireless Security and Buffer Overflows
Zhimin Gu Buffer Overflow Attacks on Linux Principles Analyzing and Protection
Brian Fellowes Debugging multi-threaded applications with RTOS-aware tools
Eric Chien & Peter Szor Blended attacks exploits, Vulnerabilities and Buffer-Overlow Techinques
Stephane DUVERGER Exploitation en espace noyau sous Linux 2.6
n/a Building A Simple Stack Abstraction
Stefan Schauer Experiencing Enhanced Emulation Debugging
Igor Yuklyanyuk Stack Based Buffer Overflows and Protection Mechanisms
Zili Shao Defending Embedded Systems Against Buffer Overflow via Hardware/Software
Thomas W. Olzak Web Application Security - Buffer Overflows: Are you really at risk?
Maxim Implementing a Soft Stack in Data Memory on the MAXQ2000
Marius Gafen Alternative Java Threading Designs for Real-Time Environments
Asia Slowinska Accurate analysis of heap and stack overflows by means of age stamps
Xavier Allamigeon Détection de heap overflow par analyse statique
Kostya Kortchinsky Exploitation fiable des heap overflows sous Windows
Alexander Anisimov Contournement de la protection du tas de Windows XP/SP2 et contournement du DEP
Nicolas Falliere Bypassing Windows heap protections
Greg Hoglund The cross-page overwrite and it’ application in heap overflows
YJ.Park & G.Lee Repairing Return Address Stack for Buffer Overflow Protection
A.Iyer & M. Liebrock Vulnerability Scanning for Buffer Overflow
André Zuquete StackFences: a run-time approach for detecting stack overflows
Olivier Gay Exploitation avancée de buffer overflows
Ali Rahbar Stack overflow on Windows XP SP2
Yoonseo Choi Optimal Register Reassignment for Register Stack Overflow Minimization
Yair Wiseman Eliminating the Threat of Kernel Stack Overflows
Michael Ligh Compression Plus and Tumbleweed EMF Stack Overflow Security Advisory
Malcolm Heywood Evolving Successful Stack Overflow Attacks for Vulnerability Testing
n/a Analysis of ANI “anih” Header Stack Overflow Vulnerability
npouvesle NetWare Kernel Stack Overflow Exploitation
Ryan Smith RARLab’s WinRAR Local Stack Overflow
Jérome ATHIAS Stack Overflows Exploitation du SEH par défaut pour améliorer la stabilité d’un Exploit
Adrian Dunston Stack Overflow: A Great Place for Answers
Alexander Sotirov Heap Feng Shui in JavaScript
Sergio Alvarez Win32 Stack BufferOverFlow Real Life Vuln-Dev Process
Aelphaeis Mangarae Stack Overflow Exploitation Explained
steve hanna Shellcoding for Linux and Windows Tutorial
Nicolas Falliere Anatomy of a Malware
Luke Jennings Security Implications of Windows Access Tokens
Charalambous Glafkos Securing & Hardening Linux v1.0
Brett Moore Access Through Access
warlord ActiveX - Active Exploitation
Alex Hernandez Symantec Altiris Deployment Solution Elevation of Privileges Vulnerabilities
N.George & C.Glafkos Reverse Engineering: Anti-Cracking Techniques
N.George & C.Glafkos Reverse Engineering: Smashing the Signature
Jeremy Brown A Useful Approach to Finding Bugs
mxatone Analyzing local privilege escalations in win32k
skape Using dual-mappings to evade automated unpackers
Chaitanya Sharma TippingPoint IPS Signature Evasion through Packet Fragmentation
Feathers McGraw Using (ShoutBoxes) to control malicious software
Bui Quang Minh How Conficker makes use of MS08-067
Nightmare Reverse Code Engineering (RCE)
Sergey Rublev WPAD TECHNOLOGY WEAKNESSES
Luca Carettoni HTTP Parameter Pollution
Kim Davies DNS Cache Poisoning Vulnerability
C.Cowan & P.Wagle ... Buffer Overflows: Attacks and Defenses for the Vulnerability of the Decade
Trent Nelson Common Control System Vulnerability
Mitja Kolsek Session Fixation Vulnerability in Web-based Applications
Charlie Miller The Legitimate Vulnerability Market
NIST PBX Vulnerability Analysis
David Litchfield Lateral SQL Injection: A ew Class of Vulnerability in Oracle
Jeffrey R. Jones Browser Vulnerability Analysis
securityevaluators.com Engineering Heap Overflow Exploits with JavaScript
X.Wang & CC.Pan ... A Signature-free Buffer Overflow Attack Blocker
Sebastian Krahmer x86-64 buffer overflow exploits and the borrowed code chunks exploitation technique
alexander steven Defeating compiler-level buffer overflow protection
Michael Zhivich Dynamic Buffer Overflow Detection
David Larochelle Statically Detecting Likely Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities
E.Haugh & M.Bishop Testing C Programs for Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities
g][org0re/3ey Analyse technique de faille --- Internet Explorer IFRAME Overflow
O.Ruwase & S.Lam A Practical Dynamic Buffer Overflow Detector
Jonathan Salwan Outrepasser une authentification par buffer overflow
David Litchfield Defeating the Stack Based Buffer Overflow Prevention Mechanism of Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
mati*@*see-security.com Tutorial sur l’exploitation d’un Buffer Overflow dans le Serveur Web Savant 3.1
David M. Alter Online Stack Overflow Detection on the TMS320C28x DSP
Ali Rahbar Stack overflow on Windows Vista
Regehr & Reid & Webb Eliminating stack overflow by abstract interpretation
tal.z How-to exploit default exception handler to gain stability on win32
Pierre Guillemin Stack Overflow Detection Using The ST9 TIMER/WATCHDOG
Peter Winter-Smith Blind Exploitation of Stack Overflow Vulnerabilities
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Httpdx Server FTP v0.8
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Personal FTP Server version <= 5.x
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Baby FTP Server version 1.x
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Wine version 1.0.1
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in TYPSoft FTP Server version 1.11
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Xitami HTTP Server version <= 5.0
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered inZervit HTTP Server version <= v0.3
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Sami HTTP Server version 2.x
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in XM Easy Personnal FTP Server version <= 5.7.0
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Sysax Multi Server version 4.3
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered inTelnet-Ftp Service Server version 1.x
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in SW-HTTPD Server version 0.x
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in FTP Serv-u Version 7.4.0.1 - [2]
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in FTP Serv-u Version 7.4.0.1
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in GuildFTPd FTP Server Version 0.x.x
Shell-Storm Staff Vulnerability Discovered in Femitter Server FTP version 1.x
sekfault Linux/x86 - disabled modsecurity - 64 bytes
Hazem mofeed Windows - SP3 english ( calc.exe ) - 37 bytes
Hazem mofeed Windows - SP2 english ( calc.exe ) - 37 bytes
ipv Linux/x86 - execve /bin/sh - 21 bytes
JungHoon Shin Linux/x86 - /bin/sh - 8 bytes
Hellcode Windows - Shellcode (cmd.exe) for XP SP2 Turkish - 26 Bytes
Hellcode Windows - Shellcode (cmd.exe) for XP SP3 English - 26 Bytes
fb1h2s Linux/x86 - bin/cat /etc/passwd - 43 bytes
sbz FreeBSD/x86 - portbind shellcode - 167 bytes
sinn3r Windows - XP SP3 addFirewallRule
AnTi SeCuRe Windows - sp2 (En + Ar) cmd.exe - 23 bytes
SkuLL-HacKeR Windows - Shellcode Collection - (calc) 19 bytes
root@thegibson Linux/x86 - chmod 666 /etc/shadow - 27 bytes
root@thegibson Linux/x86 - overwrite MBR on /dev/sda with LOL! - 43 bytes
root@thegibson Linux/x86 - kill all processes - 9 bytes
root@thegibson Linux/x86 - eject /dev/cdrom - 42 bytes
$andman Linux/x86 - append /etc/passwd & exit() - 107 bytes
$andman Linux/x86 - unlink(/etc/passwd) & exit() - 35 bytes
Teo Manojlovic Windows - xp sp2 PEB ISbeingdebugged shellcode - 56 bytes
ka0x Linux/x86 - setuid(0) & execve(/sbin/poweroff -f) - 47 bytes
ka0x Linux/x86 - setuid(0) & execve(/bin/cat /etc/shadow) - 49 bytes
ka0x Linux/x86 - chmod(/etc/shadow, 0666) & exit() - 33 bytes
fl0 fl0w Linux/x86 - execve() - 51bytes
eSDee [Netric .org] Linux/x86 - /sbin/iptables --flush - 69 bytes
eSDee [Netric .org] Linux/x86 - forking portbind shellcode - port=0xb0ef(45295) - 200 bytes
eSDee [Netric .org] Linux/x86 - connect back shellcode (port=0xb0ef) - 131 bytes
sacrine Linux/x86 - setresuid(0,0,0); execve /bin/sh; exit; - 41 bytes
Bob [Dtors.net] Linux/x86 - chmod(//bin/sh ,04775); set sh +s - 31 bytes
Bob [Dtors.net] Linux/x86 - setuid(); execve(); exit(); - 44 bytes
Bob [Dtors.net] Linux/x86 - adds a root user no-passwd to /etc/passwd - 83 bytes
Bob [Dtors.net] Linux/x86 - execve()/bin/ash; exit; - 34 bytes
zillion Linux/x86 - execve of /bin/sh /tmp/p00p - 70 bytes
zillion Linux/x86 - execve() of /sbin/iptables -F - 70 bytes
zillion Linux/x86 - execve of /sbin/ipchains -F - 70 bytes
zillion Linux/x86 - add a passwordless local root account w000t - 177 bytes
zillion Linux/x86 - mkdir() & exit() - 36 bytes
Cody Tubbs Linux/x86 - Audio (knock knock knock) via /dev/dsp+setreuid(0,0)+execve() - 566 bytes
n/a Linux/x86 - hence dropping a SUID root shell in /tmp - 126 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - polymorphic ip6tables -F - 71 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - ip6tables -F - 47 bytes
Aodrulez Windows - XP Pro Sp2 English Message-Box Shellcode - 16 Bytes
sToRm Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh,0,0) - 21 bytes
sToRm Linux/x86 - setuid(0) & execve(/bin/sh,0,0) - 28 bytes
sToRm Linux/x86 - portbind /bin/sh (port 64713) - 83 bytes
Aodrulez Windows - XP Pro Sp2 English Wordpad Shellcode - 15 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - pacman -S <package> (default package: backdoor) - 64 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - pacman -R <package> - 59 bytes
Xenomuta Linux/x86 - shellcode that forks a HTTP Server on port tcp/8800 - 166 bytes
Xenomuta Linux/x86 - Self-modifying ShellCode for IDS evasion - 64 bytes
XenoMuta Linux/x86 - listens for shellcode on tcp/5555 and jumps to it - 83 bytes
Optix Windows - sp3 (FR) Sleep - 14 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Polymorphic shellcode for disable Network Card - 75 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - /bin/sh polymorphic shellcode - 48 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - killall5 polymorphic shellcode - 61 bytes
SkyLined Windows - null-free bindshell for Windows 5.0-6.0 all service packs
TheWorm Linux/x86 - execve(/sbin/halt,/sbin/halt) - 27 bytes
Stack Windows - XP/sp2 (EN) cmd.exe - 23 bytes
Rick Linux/x86 - Port Bind 4444 ( xor-encoded ) - 152 bytes
TheWorm Utility - Linux/x86 shellcode generator NULL-free - execve(executable/command) - [2]
TheWorm Utility - Linux/x86 shellcode generator NULL-free - execve(executable/command) - [1]
TheWorm Utility - Linux x86 BlackLight NULL-free shellcode generator
TheWorm Linux/x86 - execve(/sbin/reboot,/sbin/reboot) - 28 bytes
TheWorm Linux/x86 - execve(/sbin/shutdown,/sbin/shutdown 0) - 36 bytes
TheWorm Linux/x86 - setuid(0), setgid(0) & execve(/bin/sh,[/bin/sh,NULL]) - 33 bytes
TheWorm Linux/x86 - setuid(0) & execve(/bin/sh,0) - 25 bytes
TheWorm Linux/x86 - exit(0) 3 bytes or exit(1) 4 bytes
vlan7 Linux/x86 - setuid() & execve() - 27 bytes
vlan7 Linux/x86 - disables shadowing - 42 bytes
Teo Manojlovic Windows - xp-sp3 beep and exitprocess shellcode - 28 bytes
certaindeath Utility - Shellcode Generator null byte free.
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - reboot() polymorphic shellcode - 57 bytes
Teo Manojlovic NetBSD/x86 - kill all processes shellcode
Shok Linux/x86 - Add root user /etc/passwd - 104 bytes
blue9057 Linux/x86 - setreuid(geteuid(),geteuid()),execve(/bin/sh,0,0) - 34bytes
Koshi Windows - PEB Kernel32.dll ImageBase Finder Alphanumeric - 67 bytes
Koshi Windows - PEB Kernel32.dll ImageBase Finder - 49 Bytes
Weiss Windows - download and execute - 124 bytes
Weiss Windows - WinExec() Command Parameter - 104 bytes
Darkeagle Windows - useradd shellcode for russian systems - 318 bytes
Matthieu Suiche Windows - Reverse Generic Shellcode w/o Loader - 249 bytes
loco Windows - PEB method (9x/NT/2k/XP) - 29 bytes
twoci Windows - PEB method (9x/NT/2k/XP) - 31 bytes
shellcode.com.ar Solaris/x86 - execve /bin/sh - 43 bytes
Claes M. Nyberg Solaris/sparc - setreuid(geteuid()), setregid(getegid()), execve /bin/sh
Tora Linux/x86 - Bindshell TCP/5074 - 226 bytes
sloth Linux/x86 - shared memory exec - 50 bytes
UnboundeD Linux/x86 - iptables -F - 45 bytes
hts Linux/x86 - Reverse Telnet
lamagra Linux/x86 - Bindport TCP/3879
Sp4rK Linux/x86 - iptables -F - 49 bytes
preedator Linux/x86 - chroot()/execve() code
preedator Linux/x86 - break chroot execve /bin/sh - 80 bytes
dev0id BSD/x86 - execve /bin/sh Crypt /bin/sh - 49 bytes
dev0id Linux/x86 - iptables -F - 58 bytes
dev0id Linux/x86 - back-connect TCP/2222 - 93 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - execve /bin/sh encrypted - 58 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - portbind a shell in port 5074 - 92 bytes
Matias Sedalo BSD/x86 - break chroot - 45 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - chmod 666 /etc/shadow - 41 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - chmod 666 shadow ENCRYPT - 75 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - add user t00r ENCRYPT - 116 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Shellcode Polymorphic chmod(/etc/shadow) & exit() - 54 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Utility - Solaris/x86 - Generate PortBind/TCP
sorrow Utility - /bin/sh Polymorphic shellcode with printable ASCII characters
BlackLight Utility - linux/x86 shellcode generator / null free
Avri Schneider Utility - Alphanumeric Shellcode Encoder Decoder
izik Utility - Utility for generating HTTP/1.x requests for shellcodes
SkyLined Utility - Multi-Format Shellcode Encoding Tool
Jonathan Salwan Utility - Generate Payload PortBind Windows XP/SP1
Jonathan Salwan Utility - Generate Payload PortBind Linux/x86
(unistd_32.h) Utility - Linux i386 - The system call numbers
(unistd_64.h) Utility - Linux x86/64 - The system call numbers
Xash Utility - ToHex - Convert string in hexadecimal
vlad902 Solaris/sparc - Single bind TCP shell
H D moore Osx/ppc - Bind Shell PORT TCP/8000 - encoder OSXPPCLongXOR - 300 bytes
vlad902 Linux/x86 - Add User USER=t00r PASS=t00r - Encoder PexFnstenvSub - 116 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Bindport TCP/8000 & execve add user with access root - 225 bytes+
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Bindport TCP/8000 & execve iptables -F - 176 bytes
oc192 Linux/x86 - setreuid & execve - 31 bytes
oc192 Windows - PEB method (9x/NT/2k/XP)
Charles Stevenson Linux/x86 - dup2(0,0); dup2(0,1); dup2(0,2); 15 bytes
Charles Stevenson Linux/x86 - if(read(fd,buf,512)<=2) _exit(1) else buf(); - 29 bytes
Charles Stevenson Linux/x86 - read(0,buf,2541); chmod(buf,4755); - 23 bytes
NicatiN Linux/x86 - execve /bin/sh anti-ids 40 bytes
dx & spud Linux/x86 - SWAP restore - 109 bytes
dx & spud Linux/x86 - SWAP store - 99 bytes
Gotfault Security Linux/x86 - Password Authentication portbind port 64713/tcp - 166 bytes
Gotfault Security Linux/x86 - portbind port 64713 - 86 bytes
Gotfault Security Linux/x86 - setuid(0) + setgid(0) + execve(\"/bin/sh\", [\"/bin/sh\", NULL]) - 37 bytes
Gotfault Security Linux/x86 - setreuid(0,0) + execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh, NULL]) - 33 bytes
xort Linux/x86 - Magic Byte Self Modifying Code for surviving - execve() _exit() - 76 bytes
xort Linux/x86 - Radically Self Modifying Code - execve & _exit() - 70 bytes
xort Linux/x86 - Alpha-Numeric using IMUL Method - 88 bytes
xort Linux/x86 - alpha-numeric - 64 bytes
xort Linux/x86 - examples of long-term payloads hide-wait-change (.s)
xort & izik Linux/x86 - examples of long-term payloads hide-wait-change - 187 bytes+
Russell Sanford Linux/x86 - socket-proxy - 372 bytes
Russell Sanford Linux/x86 - Connect Back shellcode - 90 bytes
Russell Sanford Solaris/mips - connect-back (with XNOR encoded session) - 600 bytes
Russell Sanford Solaris/mips - download and execute - 278 bytes
Benjamin Orozco Linux/x86 - SET_IP() Connectback Shellcode - 82 bytes
Benjamin Orozco Linux/x86 - SET_PORT() portbind - 100 bytes
BaCkSpAcE Linux/x86 - execve() Diassembly Obfuscation Shellcode - 32 bytes
c0ntex & BaCkSpAcE Linux/x86 - /bin/sh sysenter Opcode Array Payload - 23 Bytes
oveRet Linux/x86 - portbind (define your own port) - 84 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - cat /dev/urandom > /dev/console, no real profit just for kicks - 63 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - quick (yet conditional, eax != 0 and edx == 0) exit - 4 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - eject & close cd-rom frenzy loop (follows /dev/cdrom symlink) - 45 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - open cd-rom loop (follows /dev/cdrom symlink) - 39 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - anti-debug trick (INT 3h trap) + execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh, NULL], NULL) - 39 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh], NULL) / encoded by +1 - 39 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - execve /bin/sh xored for Intel x86 CPUID 41 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - HTTP/1.x GET, Downloads and JMP - 68 bytes+
izik Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh, NULL]) + Bitmap - 27 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh, NULL]) + RIFF Header - 28 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh, NULL]) + RTF header - 30 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh, NULL]) + ZIP Header - 28 bytes
LiquidWorm Linux/x86 - setuid(0) + setgid(0) + execve(echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space) - 79 bytes
onionring Linux/x86 - rm -rf / which attempts to block the process from being stopped - 132 bytes
sorrow Linux/x86 - setresuid(0,0,0)-/bin/sh - 35 bytes
Marco Ivaldi Linux/x86 - stdin re-open and /bin/sh execute
Marco Ivaldi Linux/x86 - re-use of (/bin/sh) string in .rodata - 16 bytes
Marco Ivaldi Linux/x86 - setuid/portbind port 31337 TCP - 96 bytes
Bunker Linux/x86 - setreuid(0, 0) + execve(/bin//sh, [/bin//sh, -c, cmd], NULL);
Revenge Linux/x86 - setuid(0) + execve(/bin//sh, [/bin//sh], NULL) - 28 bytes
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - forkbomb - 7 bytes
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - set system time to 0 & exit
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - kill all processes - 11 bytes
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - add root user (r00t) with no password to /etc/passwd
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - chmod(/etc/shadow, 0666) & exit()
mu-b Linux/x86 - raw-socket ICMP/checksum shell - 235 bytes
GS2008 Linux/x86 - Write FS PHP Connect Back Utility Shellcode - 508 bytes
0in Linux/x86 - connect back&send&exit /etc/shadow - 155 byte
militan Linux/x86 - connect back, download a file and execute - 149 bytes
dun Linux/x86 - iopl(3); asm(cli); while(1){} - 12 bytes
0ut0fbound Linux/x86 - execve read shellcode - 92 bytes
metasploit Windows - Create Admin User Account (NT/XP/2000) - 304 bytes
metasploit Windows - Vampiric Import Reverse Connect - 179 bytes
metasploit Windows - Bind Shell (NT/XP/2000/2003) - 356 bytes
dev0id FreeBSD/x86 - kldload /tmp/o.o - 74 bytes
preedator FreeBSD/x86 - execve /bin/sh 37 bytes
IZ FreeBSD/x86 - execve /bin/sh 23 bytes
MahDelin FreeBSD/x86 - bind port:4883 with auth shellcode
c0d3_z3r0 FreeBSD/x86 - encrypted shellcode /bin/sh 48 bytes
sm4x FreeBSD/x86 - reverse connect dl(shellcode) and execute, exit - 90 bytes
suN8Hclf FreeBSD/x86 - connect back.send.exit /etc/passwd - 112 bytes
n/a OpenBSD/x86 - add user w00w00 - 112 bytes
noir OpenBSD/x86 - portbind port 6969 - 148 bytes
hophet OpenBSD/x86 - execve(/bin/sh) - 23 bytes
darkeagle Windows - download & exec shellcode - 226 bytes+
Omega7 Windows - Pop up message box (XP/SP2) - 110 bytes
ex-pb Windows - IsDebuggerPresent ShellCode (NT/XP) - 39 bytes
YAG KOHHA Windows - Download and Execute Shellcode Generator
loco Windows - connectback, receive, save and execute shellcode
Koshi Windows - PEB!NtGlobalFlags shellcode - 14 bytes
ex-pb Windows - IsDebuggerPresent ShellCode (NT/XP) - 39 bytes
xnull Windows - Beep Shellcode (SP1/SP2) - 35 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Bind asm code localhost:8000 - 179 bytes
Weiss Windows-64 - (URLDownloadToFileA) download and execute - 218+ bytes
Stack Windows - XP sp2 (FR) Sellcode cmd.exe - 32 bytes
DATA_SNIPER Windows - telnetbind by winexec - 111 bytes
silicon Windows - XP-sp1 portshell on port 58821 - 116 bytes
Peter Winter-Smith Windows - XP download and exec source
Gyan Chawdhary Cisco IOS - Connectback shellcode v1.0
Varun Uppal Cisco IOS - Bind shellcode v1.0
Gyan Chawdhary Cisco IOS - Tiny shellcode v1.0
n/a Irix - execve(/bin/sh) - 43 bytes
scut/teso Irix - execve(/bin/sh) - 68 bytes
n/a Irix - execve(/bin/sh -c) - 72 bytes
scut/teso Irix - Bind Port - 364 bytes
scut/teso Irix - stdin-read shellcode - 40 bytes
n/a Alpha - execve() - 112 bytes
n/a Alpha - setuid() - 156 bytes
Lamont Granquist Alpha - /bin/sh - 80 bytes
K2 Hp-Ux - execve(/bin/sh) - 58 bytes
Georgi Guninski Aix - execve /bin/sh - 88 bytes
minervini Cso/x86 - execve(/bin/sh, ..., NULL) - 43 bytes
haphet Osx/ppc - sync(), reboot() - 32 bytes
haphet Osx/ppc - execve(/bin/sh,[/bin/sh],NULL)& exit() - 72 bytes
B-r00t Osx/ppc - Add user r00t - 219 bytes
B-r00t Osx/ppc - add inetd backdoor - 222 bytes
B-r00t Osx/ppc - create /tmp/suid - 122 bytes
H D Moore Osx/ppc - stager sock reverse
H D Moore Osx/ppc - stager sock find
H D Moore Osx/ppc - stager sock find peek
H D Moore Osx/ppc - Single Reverse TCP
Dino Dai Zovi Osx/ppc - remote findsock by recv() key shellcode
ghandi Osx/ppc - shellcode execve(/bin/sh)
lhall Solaris/sparc - setreuid - 56 bytes
lhall Solaris/sparc - portbind | port 6666 - 240 bytes
n/a Solaris/sparc - execve(/bin/sh) - 52 bytes
ghandi Solaris/sparc - Bind /bin/sh TCP port 2001
n/a Solaris/x86 - add services and execve inetd - 201 bytes
n/a Solaris/x86 - execve /bin/sh toupper evasion - 84 bytes
sm4x Solaris/x86 - setuid(0)&execve(//bin/sh)&exit(0) - 39 bytes
sm4x Solaris/x86 - setuid(0)&execve(/bin/cat, /etc/shadow)&exit(0) - 59 bytes
minervini NetBSD/x86 - callback (port 6666) - 83 bytes
minervini NetBSD/x86 - setreuid(0, 0); execve(/bin//sh, ..., NULL); - 29 bytes
humble NetBSD/x86 - execve(/bin/sh) - 68 bytes
Palante BSD/ppc - execve(/bin/sh) - 128 bytes
Hack'n Roll FreeBSD/x86-64 - exec(/bin/sh) Shellcode - 31 bytes
Hack'n Roll FreeBSD/x86-64 - execve /bin/sh shellcode 34 bytes
c0d3_z3r0 FreeBSD/x86-64 - Execve /bin/sh - Anti-Debugging
suN8Hclf FreeBSD/x86 - kill all processes - 12 bytes
IZ FreeBSD/x86 - reboot(RB_AUTOBOOT) - 7 bytes
Claes M. Nyberg FreeBSD/x86 - execve /tmp/sh - 34 bytes
sm4x FreeBSD/x86 - execve(/bin/cat & /etc/master.passwd) - 65 bytes
sm4x FreeBSD/x86 - reverse portbind /bin/sh - 89 bytes
sm4x FreeBSD/x86 - setuid(0)&execve({//sbin/ipf,-Faa,0},0); - 57 bytes
suN8Hclf FreeBSD/x86 - setreuid(0, 0) & execve(pfctl -d) - 56 bytes
Marco Ivaldi BSD/x86 - setuid/execve - 30 bytes
Marco Ivaldi BSD/x86 - setuid/portbind - 94 bytes
n0gada BSD/x86 - execve(/bin/sh) - 27 bytes
Matias Sedalo BSD/x86 - execve(/bin/sh) & setuid(0) - 29 bytes
Matias Sedalo BSD/x86 - cat /etc/master.passwd & mail root@localhost - 92 bytes
Scrippie BSD/32bits - Passive Connection - 126 bytes
Palante Linux/ppc - execve /bin/sh - 112 bytes
Charles Stevenson Linux/ppc - read & exec shellcode - 32 bytes
Charles Stevenson Linux/ppc - connect back execve /bin/sh - 240 bytes
Charles Stevenson Linux/ppc - execve /bin/sh - 60 bytes
killah Linux/sparc - connect back - 216 bytes
killah Linux/sparc - Portbind 8975/tcp - 284 bytes
anathema Linux/sparc - [setreuid(0,0); execve() of /bin/sh] - 64 bytes
michel kaempf Linux/sparc - setreuid(0,0)&standard execve() - 72 bytes
vaicebine Linux/mips - port bind 4919 - 276 bytes
vaicebine Linux/mips - execve(/bin/sh,[/bin/sh],[]); - 60 bytes
core Linux/mips - execve(/bin/sh) - 56 bytes
evil.xi4oyu Linux/x86-64 - bindshell port:4444 shellcode - 132 bytes
evil.xi4oyu Linux/x86-64 - setuid(0) + execve(/bin/sh) 49 bytes
hophet Linux/x86-64 - execve(/bin/sh, [/bin/sh], NULL) - 33 bytes
darkjoker Linux/x86 - File unlinker 18 bytes + file path length
darkjoker Linux/x86 - Perl script execution 99 bytes + script length
certaindeath Linux/x86 - File Reader /etc/passwd - 65 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - setuid(0) & chmod(/tmp,111) & exit(0) - 25 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - chmod() /etc/shadow 666 & exit() - 30 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - SystemV killall command - 34 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Push Reboot() - 30 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Shutdown computer - 51 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Ifconfig eth0 down - 51 bytes
Jonathan Salwan Linux/x86 - Kill service apache2 + pure-ftpd + sshd - 81 bytes
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - ipchains -F - 40 bytes
XenoMuta Linux/x86 - Connect-Back port UDP/54321 - 151 bytes
XenoMuta Linux/x86 - append rsa key to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys2 - 295 bytes
Rick Linux/x86 - edit /etc/sudoers for full access - 86 bytes
sch3m4 Linux/x86 - setuid(0) & execve(/bin/sh,0,0) - 28 bytes
Thomas Rinsma Linux/x86 - System Beep - 45 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - HTTP/1.x GET, Downloads & execve() - 111 bytes+
Revenge Linux/x86 - execve(/bin//sh/,[/bin//sh],NULL) - 22 bytes
Kris Katterjohn Linux/x86 - execve(rm -rf /) - 45 bytes
Russell Sanford Linux/x86 - socket-proxy - 372 bytes
Charles Stevenson Linux/x86 - exit(1) - 7 bytes
cybertronic Linux/x86 - upload & exec - 189 bytes
dev0id Linux/x86 - symlink /bin/sh xoring - 56 bytes
nob0dy Linux/x86 - kill snort - 151 bytes
RaiSe Linux/x86 - /bin/cp /bin/sh /tmp/katy & chmod 4555 - 126 bytes
lamagra Linux/x86 - cdrom ejecting - 64 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - chmod 666 /etc/shadow - 41 bytes
Matias Sedalo Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh) - 24 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - adds user xtz without password to /etc/passwd - 59 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - bind /bin/sh to 31337/tcp - 80 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - bind /bin/sh to 31337/tcp & fork() - 98 bytes
Marco Ivaldi Linux/x86 - execve(/bin/sh) - 16 bytes
sch3m4 Linux/x86 - setuid(0) && execve() - 25 bytes
jcyberpunk Linux/x86 - setuid / setgid / chroot break
Russell Sanford Linux/x86 - connect-back 11.22.33.44,31337/tcp - 90 bytes
izik Linux/x86 - connect-back 127.0.0.1:31337/tcp - 74 bytes

 

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