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explanation of reverse_tcp vs. reverse_ord_tcp and memory execution
From: jeffs at speakeasy.net (Jeffs)
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 2009 15:33:35 -0400
Is there a document or reference somewhere that explains the differences between all the different meterpreter reverse connections? Like what's the difference between the reverse_tcp which I've used successfully many times, and reverse_ord_tcp which I've yet to get working. Also, if I successfully upload a reverse binary to a target computer and the module that does the uploading also executes it, naturally the AV is alerted because the binary has been written to disk and that's the AV's territory. Is there a way to get the binary or facsimile of the binary to execute in memory on the target machine thereby bypassing the AV's hooks? Thank you.
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- Framework Digest, Vol 20, Issue 25 Moshe Ben Simon (Sep 27)
- Framework Digest, Vol 20, Issue 25 ricky-lee birtles (Sep 27)
- explanation of reverse_tcp vs. reverse_ord_tcp and memory execution Jeffs (Sep 27)
- Framework Digest, Vol 20, Issue 25 ricky-lee birtles (Sep 27)