[Alan Turing]

Where can I find good resources for *nix exploiting? My searching seems to be failing me.

[Adorapuff]

What exactly are you looking for?
Is it kernal exploitation like local root exploits?
If so, look into Buffer Overflow securitytube has a great series on it.

[Alan Turing]

What exactly are you looking for?
Is it kernal exploitation like local root exploits?
If so, look into Buffer Overflow securitytube has a great series on it.

I'm really bored so,
Realistically, anything. Local root exploits, attempting to gain root using various other things(LD_PRELOAD for example) maintaining access to boxes, various Linux security measures, how to hide yourself from sys admins, and what not.

[Adorapuff]

I'm really bored so,
Realistically, anything. Local root exploits, attempting to gain root using various other things(LD_PRELOAD for example) maintaining access to boxes, various Linux security measures, how to hide yourself from sys admins, and what not.

Go on security tube. Look at Buffer Overflow Primer. Watch the prerequisites (ASM), then become leet.

[Alan Turing]

Go on security tube. Look at Buffer Overflow Primer. Watch the prerequisites (ASM), then become leet.

I hate SecurityTube, impossible to understand. And I'm already learning Assembly.

Any other suggestions besides ending my life?

[w00t]

Learn ASM, program layout in memory, and how the C standard calls functions and allocate variables.

[Alan Turing]

Learn ASM, program layout in memory, and how the C standard calls functions and allocate variables.

I'm not looking onto where to start(although i will need the above)

i'm looking for the actual attacks

[w00t]

If you understand all that, you'll be able to deduce attack vectors.

For example, once you learn that the stack grows up, and how function calls work, you will understand what stack overflows are and how they work.

[Alan Turing]

If you understand all that, you'll be able to deduce attack vectors.

For example, once you learn that the stack grows up, and how function calls work, you will understand what stack overflows are and how they work.

Alright, guess it's time to learn some more Assembly and C.

[superMAUS]

Read "Hacking - The Art of Exploitation"
Learn up on permission elevation