🔻Shellcode Injection🔻
Shellcode injection (also known as Portable Executable (PE) injection) is a popular means of process injection that involves writing malicious code into another process’s virtual address space and executing it within it.
Steps involved with shellcode injection include:
1)Opening a handle to the victim process.
2)Allocating memory within the target process.
3)Writing shellcode into allocated memory space
4)initiating its execution via new threads.
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Shellcode injection (also known as Portable Executable (PE) injection) is a popular means of process injection that involves writing malicious code into another process’s virtual address space and executing it within it.
Steps involved with shellcode injection include:
1)Opening a handle to the victim process.
2)Allocating memory within the target process.
3)Writing shellcode into allocated memory space
4)initiating its execution via new threads.
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#cybersecurity #infosectube #hacking #shellcode
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🔉@infosectube
📌youtube channel
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💥 Exploitation Tools: Turning Holes into Access
Finding a vulnerability is one thing...
Using it to break in? That’s where the real magic (and danger) begins. 🎩🐍
📘 “Once vulnerabilities are discovered, exploitation tools execute payloads to achieve control over the system.”
🎯 What Do Exploitation Tools Do?
They take a vulnerability — like an open window — and use it to:
🔓 Get inside the system
🪜 Escalate privileges
🎯 Drop backdoors, shells, or remote access
It’s the hacker’s way of saying: “I’m in.”
🧪 Examples in the Wild:
💣 Metasploit payloads like reverse_tcp to gain a shell back to the attacker
🐚 Custom shellcode injectors that load payloads into memory
⚠️ Buffer overflow scripts that overwrite return addresses and hijack execution
🦠 Dropping a meterpreter session and pivoting across the network
🧠 Why It’s Powerful:
Lets you prove impact — showing that the vuln is exploitable
Great for red teams, CTFs, and training labs
Helps defenders understand attacker techniques by walking in their shoes
❌ Risks & Caveats:
Can crash systems if misused 😵
Should only be used in legal, controlled environments
Payloads can be detected by antivirus/EDR if not obfuscated
🧩 TL;DR
Exploitation tools aren’t just for proof of concept — they’re the bridge from finding to owning.
One buffer overflow. One payload. Full control. Game on. 🎮💻
#Exploitation #Metasploit #Shellcode #BufferOverflow #OffensiveSecurity #InfoSecTube
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Finding a vulnerability is one thing...
Using it to break in? That’s where the real magic (and danger) begins. 🎩🐍
📘 “Once vulnerabilities are discovered, exploitation tools execute payloads to achieve control over the system.”
🎯 What Do Exploitation Tools Do?
They take a vulnerability — like an open window — and use it to:
🔓 Get inside the system
🪜 Escalate privileges
🎯 Drop backdoors, shells, or remote access
It’s the hacker’s way of saying: “I’m in.”
🧪 Examples in the Wild:
💣 Metasploit payloads like reverse_tcp to gain a shell back to the attacker
🐚 Custom shellcode injectors that load payloads into memory
⚠️ Buffer overflow scripts that overwrite return addresses and hijack execution
🦠 Dropping a meterpreter session and pivoting across the network
🧠 Why It’s Powerful:
Lets you prove impact — showing that the vuln is exploitable
Great for red teams, CTFs, and training labs
Helps defenders understand attacker techniques by walking in their shoes
❌ Risks & Caveats:
Can crash systems if misused 😵
Should only be used in legal, controlled environments
Payloads can be detected by antivirus/EDR if not obfuscated
🧩 TL;DR
Exploitation tools aren’t just for proof of concept — they’re the bridge from finding to owning.
One buffer overflow. One payload. Full control. Game on. 🎮💻
#Exploitation #Metasploit #Shellcode #BufferOverflow #OffensiveSecurity #InfoSecTube
🎯@InfoSecTube
📌YouTube channel
🎁Boost Us