CSR: Exploitation Challenge

From: Steven Hill (steve_at_covertsystems.org)
Date: 07/07/05

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    ***Exploitation Challenge***

    Covertsystems Research is seeking submissions for the successful
    exploitation of a 2.6.x kernel based standard TCP/IP server...

    http://www.covertsystems.org/challenges/csr-inject_v1.tgz

    The server is a typical TCP/IP server with a vulnerable strcpy()
    function... a standard buffer overflow... However, it will be
    assumed that a random address based stack is in effect and a
    return-to-libc technique is sought... shell access will be the
    requirement to attain, either as (root || user id)... though
    root id shall be given preference to the challenge...

    Successful submissions are to be sent privately to:
    steve@covertsystems.org

    Of which successful and confirmable results that fill the basic
    requirements of the challenge may be posted to the vuln-dev
    mailing list... or any other noteworthy submissions...

    Regards,

            Steven Hill aka: SolarIce

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