shellcode — 3 Technical Articles

Nov 30, 2018 · Information Security

How to Exploit Linux Servers: PHP Backdoors, Kernel Privilege Escalation, and Sniffing

This guide walks through creating a one‑line PHP backdoor, gaining interactive shells, escalating Linux privileges via kernel exploits and misconfigurations, compiling and using network sniffers, and harvesting credentials, all illustrated with concrete command‑line examples and code snippets.

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How to Exploit Linux Servers: PHP Backdoors, Kernel Privilege Escalation, and Sniffing

MaGe Linux Operations

Aug 19, 2017 · Information Security

How XShell Became a Backdoor: Deep Dive into Its Malicious Shellcode

Tencent Security Lab dissected the compromised XShell remote terminal, revealing a three‑stage malicious process where patched binaries load encrypted shellcode, exfiltrate system information via dynamically generated DGA domains, and ultimately deploy a svchost‑based payload, with detailed IOC listings and remediation advice.

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How XShell Became a Backdoor: Deep Dive into Its Malicious Shellcode

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Nov 1, 2016 · Information Security

How Linux Buffer Overflows Work and How to Defend Against Them

This article explains the mechanics of Linux buffer‑overflow attacks with concrete C and assembly examples, shows how to craft and execute shellcode, and demonstrates practical mitigation techniques such as using Libsafe with LD_PRELOAD to protect vulnerable programs.

LD_PRELOADLibsafeLinux Security

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How Linux Buffer Overflows Work and How to Defend Against Them