pwn-chain
Helps developers turn discovered security holes into working attacks that work reliably on real systems.
Installation
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What this skill does
What it does: This helps you turn a found bug in a program into a working attack that actually works on a real computer. It covers stack overflow attacks, heap attacks, and attacks on the Linux kernel. It includes tools to find the right code pieces to use, leak secret addresses, and make sure your attack works reliably every time.
When to use it: Use this when you already know where a bug is in a program and need to write code that exploits it to take control. This is for authorized security testing, competitions, or testing your own software. You should already understand what the bug is before using this tool.
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