Using www.milw0rm.com exploits.

[A Dying Breed]

I don't consider myself as somebody who is trying to learn how to hack but I'm just curious as how you actually implement an exploit from milw0rm.

I know it's code that you have to compile and run but I still don't understand it.

For example:

Say I found a machine using IMAP4rev1, so I go to milw0rm and search "IMAP4rev1" and it comes back with a couple exploits.

This being one of them: http://www.milw0rm.com/exploits/284

Now this is obviously a program written in C, so I would need to compile it. And this is the part I don't understand. Where would you go from here if you wanted to actually implement the program?

**NOTE: I'm not actually trying to hack anything and don't really know what I'm talking about, just curious as too how it all works.**

[5024L]

After you compile it, since it's a command line program you have to run it from command prompt.

[A Dying Breed]

Originally Posted by 5024L

After you compile it, since it's a command line program you have to run it from command prompt.

Cool, I just did that and the program listed a number of commands.

So I'm guessing now I would just use it in terminal like this:

>./exploit <commands> <go> <here>

[5024L]

That's what it seems.

[A Dying Breed]

Originally Posted by 5024L

That's what it seems.

Only faggots actually hack.


But thanks for the information 5024L.

[The Cheshire Cat]

Originally Posted by A Dying Breed

Only faggots actually hack.

Excuse me?

[A Dying Breed]

LOL. I love.

[The Cheshire Cat]

Originally Posted by 1337

You're obviously gay now.

Obviously...

[v0x]

Originally Posted by 5024L

After you compile it, since it's a command line program you have to run it from command prompt.

And some of them are scripts, which you also just run from the command line. You must, of course, have the script processor installed first (i.e. if its a PHP script, go get & install PHP first. Same with Perl and Python). Bash scripts (script.sh) obviously need to be run in Linux. Options and commands vary by exploit, just read the code to find out what to put.