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Description This course introduces students to Offensive Java/Android Programming. Students will learn how to write an Android Application that gives a reverse shell from scratch. This course teaches you two different ways to write a reverse connection trojan for Android Platform - The first way is to write the trojan by packaging a netcat binary into an Android Application and the second way is by only using Java APIs. The code is tested against the latest versions of Android Operating System. You will learn interesting programming techniques. Having the ability to write your own payloads can also help you in bypassing anti virus softwares when needed. This is an intermediate to Advanced level course, but if you are a beginner with passion to learn Offensive Programming, you can still take this course. If you are a penetration tester or a security professional in general, this course is for you. What you'll learn Learn how to write your own reverse connection trojan in two different ways Learn how automated tools generate reverse shell payloads Learn Offensive Android Programming from scratch Learn how to use existing tools such netcat within an Android app Learn the fundamentals of Developing Android Apps Learn how powerful Java native APIs are when writing offensive programs Who this course is for: Penetration Testers Android Developers Security professionals who are interested in internals of security tools Red Team members Anyone who is interested in hacking and offensive programming [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]

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VideoPlayer on Android versions 7 through 9 suffer from an ihevcd_parse_pps out-of-bounds write vulnerability. View the full article

Microsoft DirectWrite / AFDKO suffers from a heap-baeed out-of-bounds read/write vulnerability in OpenType font handling due to empty ROS strings. View the full article

Microsoft DirectWrite / AFDKO suffers from a heap-based out-of-bounds read/write vulnerability in OpenType font handling due to unbounded iFD. View the full article

The HC.Server service in Hosting Controller HC10 10.14 allows an Invalid Pointer Write DoS if attackers can reach the service on port 8794. In addition this can potentially be leveraged for post exploit persistence with SYSTEM privileges, if physical access or malware is involved. If a physical attacker or malware can set its own program for the service failure recovery options, it can be used to maintain persistence. Afterwards, it can be triggered by sending a malicious request to DoS the service, which in turn can start the attackers recovery program. The attackers program can then try restarting the affected service to try an stay unnoticed by calling "sc start HCServerService". Services failure flag recovery options for "enabling actions for stops or errors" and can be set in the services "Recovery" properties tab or on the command line. Authentication is not required to reach the vulnerable service, this was tested successfully on Windows 7/10. View the full article

Microsoft Windows task scheduler .job import arbitrary DACL write proof of concept exploit. View the full article

PHP version 7.2 suffers from an imagecolormatch() out-of-band heap write vulnerability. View the full article

NTPsec version 1.1.2 suffer from a config related out-of-bounds write vulnerability. View the full article

WebKit JSC suffers from out-of-bounds read and write vulnerabilities in JSArray::shiftCountWithArrayStorage. View the full article

There is an out-of-bounds write vulnerability in jscript.dll in the JsArrayFunctionHeapSort function. This vulnerability can be exploited through Internet Explorer or potentially through WPAD over local network. View the full article

ServersCheck Monitoring Software versions up through suffer from arbitrary file write and denial of service vulnerabilities. View the full article

OpenEMR version 5.0.1.3 suffers from arbitrary file read, write, and delete vulnerabilities. View the full article