What is Vulnerability Scanning?
Vulnerability scanning is a process used to identify security weaknesses and vulnerabilities in computer systems, servers, networks, or applications. It…
Founder of Exploitr. OSCE and OSCP certified. I've spent 12+ years breaking into systems to help UK and international businesses understand their real security risks.
What is External Attack Surface Management (EASM)?
External Attack Surface Management (EASM) is the ongoing process of discovering, inventorying and monitoring all of an organisation’s externally facing…
Common Vulnerability Management Challenges
There is much more to vulnerability management than running a scanner and applying every missing patch that gets reported. Done…
Manually Implanting Backdoors in PE Files
Tools like msfvenom, Veil (formerly Veil-Evasion), Shellter , and others automate shellcode injection into PE files. In this post, we’ll…
Using an Egghunter to Exploit Minimal Buffer Overflows
Following on from my previous blog post on basic buffer overflows, this article will delve into slightly more advanced exploitation…
Cyber Essentials Certified
Exploitr is proud to announce that we have achieved the Cyber Essentials certification, demonstrating our commitment to cybersecurity best practices…
An Introduction in Exploiting Basic Vanilla Buffer Overflows
A buffer overflow is a type of vulnerability that occurs when a program writes more data to memory than it…
Understanding WPA/WPA2 Pre-Shared-Key Cracking
The few weaknesses inherent within the authentication handshake process for WPA/WPA2 PSKs have been known for a long time. This…