exploit development
Exploit development refers to the process of creating software codes or techniques that can exploit vulnerabilities or weaknesses in computer systems, networks, or applications for various purposes, such as gaining unauthorized access, causing malfunctions, or stealing sensitive information.
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Related Concepts (45)
- binary exploitation techniques
- buffer overflow
- buffer overflows
- bug bounty programs
- bug hunting
- code injection
- code reuse attacks
- decompiling payloads
- disassembling payloads
- double free vulnerabilities
- embedded systems exploitation
- ethical hacking
- exploit development tools
- exploit frameworks
- exploit kit evolution
- exploit kits
- exploit kits as a service
- exploit mitigation techniques
- exploiting software vulnerabilities
- format string vulnerabilities
- fuzzing
- fuzzing and vulnerability discovery
- hacker attacks
- heap exploitation
- heap overflow
- heap overflows
- heap spray
- integer overflow
- kernel exploitation
- memory corruption vulnerabilities
- metasploit framework
- penetration testing
- post-exploitation
- return-oriented programming (rop)
- reverse engineering
- reverse engineering techniques for buffer overflows
- rop (return-oriented programming) injection
- shellcode development
- shellcoding techniques
- stack exploitation
- stack smashing
- use-after-free vulnerabilities
- vulnerability research
- web application exploitation
- zero-day vulnerabilities
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- exploit developers
- exploit development frameworks
- exploit development methodologies
- exploit trading
- exploit utilization
- exploit vulnerabilities
- exploitation
- exploitation of vulnerabilities
- exploits
- kernel exploit development
- social engineering in exploit development
- vulnerability exploitation