use Perl

• Benchmarks (Score:1)

  by Wassercrats (6363)

  So, I guess you think it's wacky for me to be against a publisher who post-copyrights technical books, which people tend to want to be up-to-date, and a publisher of a book that "Rather than simply describing the vulnerabilities and their exploits theoretically or showing you how to use pre-existing tools to exploit the vulnerabilities...provides the nuts & bolts you need to learn how to program your own exploit code." At least you linked to my post, but I'm wondering exactly what you disagree with abou
  • “How to write your own exploit code” (Score:1)

    by Aristotle (5147)

    Mmmm, I missed that:

    “Rather than simply describing the vulnerabilities and their exploits theoretically or showing you how to use pre-existing tools to exploit the vulnerabilities…provides the nuts & bolts you need to learn how to program your own exploit code.”

    I have explained to a number of people how to conduct SQL injection attacks. Will you boycott me now?
    • Re:“How to write your own exploit code” (Score:1)

      by Wassercrats (6363) on 2006.05.28 0:37 (#47913) Homepage

      It's not as bad if you're selective about who your teaching, and it depends on why you're teaching them, but yes, I'll boycott you too. Not sure what you sell though.

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      • Re:“How to write your own exploit code&# (Score:2)

        by petdance (2468)

        I would also like to be boycotted. I have written an article, in The Perl Journal or maybe The Perl Review, one of the two, about how to do SQL injection attacks AND hack poorly written CGI scripts, on the way to explaining why taint checking is a good thing. What do I need to do to be boycotted? Is my bringing it to your attention here sufficient? Is there some form I need to fill out? Please reply at your earliest convenience.

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