All right.
Welcome back to Basic Exploit Development and this section of the course we're going to introduce to
you the course pack, which is the most important part of learning this class.
So after you suffer your virtual penetration testing lab featuring your attacking colleague Linux machine
and Windows XP seven or Vista machine within something like KVM or VMware Player, we're going to have
to use our course pack to set up all of the exercises.
First, the most important part is bad characters, not PI bacteria.
That PI is basically a binary code containing all hexadecimal digits from zero zero step excluding the
No by zero zero.
So we can brute force all of the bad characters out of each shell code attempt.
Then we have a standalone executable of Lib Dem 1.2, which is your first exercise.
Then we have a basic phosphorus, all male 5.5.
We also have cell changer, which is going to be run with your first exercise for exercise one to shut
down outer space, lay out randomization or in Kelly a machine temporarily.
Then we have those server that execute the target application for a corner section that's just been
added to our course.
Actually, after much deliberation debate.
And we have an installation copy of all mail, 5.5 for Windows XP Vista and 732 bit.
They can be installed at any of these three Windows versions longer, 32 bit.
Finally, we have a proof of concept to start off for our echo section, which is Exercise four.
So make sure to go to the resources part of this section and download the course pack and welcome to
the class.