- EXPLOIT PHOTODEX PROSHOW PRODUCER 5.0.3256 UPDATE
- EXPLOIT PHOTODEX PROSHOW PRODUCER 5.0.3256 SOFTWARE
- EXPLOIT PHOTODEX PROSHOW PRODUCER 5.0.3256 WINDOWS
LSRC is notable in that it's not RailsConf, so that barrier shouldn't be too hard to breach - there are lots of people there using Ruby for weird and wonderful applications. It's a developer conference, not a security conference, so my whole goal there is to remind the dev community that we exist, and not everyone who uses Ruby is using it to build out web apps and RSS readers. well I guess I'll talk about Metasploit, too. I intend to deliver a whirlwind tour of PacketFu, Ronin, Ruby BlackBag, Arachni, Metasm, and. The abstract is linked from the LSRC page - the shorter of the short stories is, I'll be talking about how the security community has adopted Ruby for its own, and give demos. It's entitled "Offensive Ruby," and I'll be speaking on Friday morning. They're really pretty versatile, so thanks tons nevdull for your work on these! Lone Star Ruby ConfĪlmost totally unrelated to Metasploit updates, I'm seizing this blog post to point at my upcoming talk Lone Star Ruby Conf 6 here in Austin at the end of the week. Having a responsive authentication service at your fingertips is a super-handy research tool if you're interested in experimenting with how different clients behave, or if you're looking in training up a protocol analyzer or something like that. Of course, this isn't the only use of these modules. If you're remote, it might be just a matter of social engineering, or domain squatting, or something along those lines. If you're local to the victim, you can pretty trivially poison DNS or DHCP to get your victim to the wrong place. The basic idea with these is that you, as a penetration tester, trick your victim into providing authentication credentials to your fake server (which is really a Metasploit instance).
EXPLOIT PHOTODEX PROSHOW PRODUCER 5.0.3256 UPDATE
Authentication CaptureĬommunity contributor Patrik Karlsson (aka, has been on fire lately with his Authentication Capture modules - this update has modules for impersonating MySQL and SIP servers to go along with his DB2, Microsoft SQL, and VNC server auth capture modules.
EXPLOIT PHOTODEX PROSHOW PRODUCER 5.0.3256 WINDOWS
This update brings new exploits for, in no particular order, Symantec Web Gateway, Zenoss, the Linux Kernel, CuteFlow, WebPageTest, Nmap, EGallery, Cisco Linksys WVC200, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Photodex ProShow Producer, Dell SonicWALL Scrutinizer, Simple Web Server, Windows Task Scheduler, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, and Novell ZENworks. So, we end up with a union of module backlog and a bumper crop of exploits and auxiliary modules. Related to DefCon season, we had an unusually high volume of module submissions in the last two weeks. Right after this exercise, it was Vegas season for the security crowd, and pretty huge chunk of Metasploit was out there for BlackHat, DefCon, and BSides.
EXPLOIT PHOTODEX PROSHOW PRODUCER 5.0.3256 SOFTWARE
Historically, a dot version release of Metasploit means that we spend a little post-release time closing out bugs, performing some internal housekeeping that we'd been putting off, and other boring software engineering tasks.
Here we go! Exploit TsunamiĪ few factors conspired to make this update more module-heavy than usual. The Vegas and vacation season is behind us, so it's time to release our first post-4.4.0 update.