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November 02, 2006 | Comments: (0)
Metasploit browser vulnerability detection evasion module
Hackers create browser vulnerabilty detection evasion module for Metasploit
I'm a little late in reading about this, but in case you haven't heard, H.D. Moore, LMH, and Aviv Raff are developing a plug-in module for the Metasploit Framework that will allow browser exploit code to be obscured and malformed to increase the difficulty of detection by static content-based scanners.
Here's an excellent article on it. This referenced article summarizes the basic evasion techniques used and is worth the read.
Posted by Roger Grimes on November 2, 2006 06:27 PM
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